Super Bowl LX live: Seahawks-Patriots updates, Bad Bunny’s halftime show and all the celebs in San Francisco

Eric Saubert had never really struggled with injuries during his NFL career.

So when the Seattle Seahawks tight end was blighted by calf and hamstring issues in 2025 as his team powered their way to the Super Bowl, he thought it was a mix of bad luck and being the wrong side of 30.

That was until the internet stepped in. Now, he’s not so sure.

There are still nearly two hours until kickoff but the concourses around Levi’s Stadium are already clogged up with fans. They have been streaming inside the steel ring since well before noon local time. They paid enough for tickets, in fairness. But everyone has a chance to make some money back – there is a raffle on offer for supporters. A few minutes ago, the jackpot was nearly $200,000.

Dave Portnoy ambles into the Golden Gate Tap Room and heads past the stools before sinking into a black sofa at the back of the bar.

Super Bowl LX is only days away here in San Francisco and, after nearly a decade in exile – and more than a decade at war with the NFL – the founder of Barstool Sports has been allowed into the party once more. ‘It’s good to be back,’ he says. ‘It feels like old times.’ For Portnoy and for every other Patriots fan.

The Vince Lombardi Trophy was once part of the furniture in New England but it’s now been away for seven years.

The last time the Patriots made the Super Bowl, in February 2019, Portnoy spent the end of the game in a cell inside Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium. A few days earlier, he had snuck into an NFL media day – with a fake credential and fake moustache – before being kicked out and warned he would face arrest if he went to the game.

Portnoy didn’t listen and so, for years, Barstool and its founder were locked out of football’s end-of-season showpiece. But now that ban has been lifted.

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A beaming Tom Brady was seen dancing with Alix Earle again on Saturday night, just weeks after their flirty encounter at a New Year’s Eve party in St. Barts went viral.

Photos obtained by the Daily Mail show Brady cutting some moves with the stunning influencer at a private Super Bowl bash in San Francisco, and the pair looked smitten amid rumors of a potential romance.

The legendary NFL quarterback, who was wearing a white-and-black baseball cap and a black sweater, appeared up close and personal with Earle at the event as they danced the night away on the eve of Sunday’s big game.

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While there was some speculation the president could be making a last-minute trip to Santa Clara to watch the game (remember he was in New Orleans last year), he has confirmed he will ‘most likely’ be in Florida.

Speaking to NBC, he said: ‘I’ll be sitting in – probably Palm Beach, depending on what happens. You know, in my position in this job of mine – sometimes you have to move around quickly, very quickly.

‘But we’ll be – most likely at Mar-a-Lago or one of the – one of my clubs watching with a lot of people, a lot of friends. Or I may very well be in the White House.’

As for a prediction, Trump refrained from picking a winner. He continued: ‘I think it’s gonna be a great game. You know, I like both areas of our country very much. I better not make any predictions.

‘You get yourself in big trouble. But I think it’s gonna be a really great game.’

While the Seahawks and Patriots prepare to do battle on the field, a different kind of competition is heating up in the luxury suites.

The wives and girlfriends from both teams will be vying for their respective partners to bring home glory at Sunday’s showdown at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara.

And this year’s WAGs lineup is perhaps the most eclectic in NFL history.

We have the ‘Queen of Rap’ herself bringing A-list drama to New England, a viral baking sensation winning hearts on TikTok, and a coffee-making power couple who have been together since they were scraping pennies to buy dinner.

Here is your ultimate guide to the women behind the men of Super Bowl LX.

Seahawks and Patriots fans are starting to descend on Levi’s Stadium.

The attendance is expected to be around 64,000 and, as well as the loyal supporters who have spent their hard-earned money getting to Santa Clara, there will be plenty of famous faces in the crowd.

As of Friday, ticket prices were hovering around $3,800 for anybody hoping to snag a last-minute bargain.

Anti-ICE protestors are planning to disrupt the Super Bowl with a dramatic protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement during Sunday’s game.

An organization calling themselves Contra-ICE are handing 25,000 white towels branded ‘ICE OUT’ around the stadium for fans to wave during the game in Santa Clara.

The protestors gathered by the Hilton Santa Clara Hotel on Sunday morning, just a five-minute walk away from Levi’s Stadium, which hosts Seattle Seahawks against New England Patriots.

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Still a few hours from kickoff but the Patriots and Seahawks players are starting to arrive at Levi’s Stadium.

There are some interesting outfits among them, but none more slightly odd than Patriots wide receiver Mack Hollins.

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Hello and welcome to the Daily Mail’s live coverage of Super Bowl LX.

We are just under two-and-a-half hours from kickoff at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, where the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will battle for the Lombardi Trophy.

Stick with us throughout for game updates, Bad Bunny’s halftime show, celebrity spots and everything in between.