(Image: Aaron Flanagan)(Image: Aaron Flanagan)“You never know when you’re going to be filling the breaks, or what you’re going to be filling with. “For eight hours of live action, we have to be on our toes from start to finish and we can’t really relax. “There is a standard that Sky works towards in terms of coverage,” NFL producer Alex Mason said. “That would be the real acid test for popularity of the NFL in the UK.”Sky Sports are showing the Super Bowl live on Sunday February 4. The NFL is one of many sports featured, alongside rugby union, rugby league, darts, netball, tennis and boxing.

Source: Daily Mirror January 19, 2018 16:24 UTC