What time does the 2023 Super Bowl start? Eagles vs Chiefs

One of the biggest games on the planet is upon us and we’ve got you covered with every bit of information you need.

Eagles vs Chiefs. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)

The NFL Super Bowl, the biggest sporting event on the planet is finally here and we’ve got you covered with all the information you need for the big day.

In what is widely expected to be an all out war between the Phildaelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs, fans are chomping at the bit for kick-off.

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The Chiefs are making their third appearance in the Super Bowl over the past four seasons, having won it all in 2020 before falling to the Tom Brady led Buccaneers in 2021.

For the Eagles it’s their first time back on the big stage since 2018 when they reigned supreme in a shootout against the New England Patriots.

You don’t want to miss a second of this.

What time does the 2023 Super Bowl start

The biggest game on the planet will officially get underway from 10:30am (AEDT). Here’s how to stream the game.

How to watch: Kayo and ESPN will cover everything from pre and post game while Channel 7 will have the free to air coverage.

Odds: Philadelphia Eagles $1.82 – Kansas City Chiefs $1.99, via Sportsbet.

Rihanna’s halftime show

While the game draws millions of eyeballs, it’s the halftime show that garners just as much attention and this year will be no different.

The superstar Rihanna will take to the stage during halftime show which should get underway at around 12:30pm (AEDT).

Special guests are widely tipped to join her on the stage with Jay-Z the biggest name being floated ahead of Drake and Calvin Harris.

Rihanna is set to dazzle. Picture: Savage X Fenty

All eyes on the stage. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Savage X Fenty Show).

The battle of the quarterbacks – Mahomes vs Hurts

Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes claimed the early victory ahead of the big game when he edged out Eagles playmaker Jalen Hurts to win the MVP.

The showdown between the two will mark the first time in NFL history that two black quarterbacks have squared off in the Super Bowl.

Hurts and the Eagles have taken the league by storm throughout the 2022/23 season with the supremely talented 24-year-old out to claim his first Super Bowl crown.

Mahomes on the other hand has been the leading man in the NFL for years with his offensive exploits continually leaving fans in awe. A win on Monday would give him his second victory at the pinnacle.

Aussies taking part – Jordan Mailata and Arryn Siposs

Mailata will be a huge key to the game. (Photo by Kyle Ross/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Siposs is in a race against the clock. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

If the Chiefs want to get a hand on Hurts and slow him down, they’re going to have to go through left tackle Jordan Mailata.

The Aussie monster has taken his talents to insane heights this season and become a massive piece of the Eagles’ puzzle.

Mailata’s performance on Monday will go a long way to determining the outcome of the contest. If he cannot only keep Hurts’ blindside safe, but help creates holes for the Eagles’ running backs the Aussie could be saluting on the main stage.

Joining him will be former St Kilda player Arryn Siposs who joined the Eagles as a punter was a revelation early in the season.

A late season injury saw him placed on the injured reserve list and left him locked in a race against the clock to prove his fitness to take part in the NFL’s biggest game.

Siposs wasn’t going to be denied and was activated off the IR list, making him eligible to be picked to play on Monday in Arizona.