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Neil Reynolds, Jason Bell, Jeff Reinebold and Phoebe Schecter will broadcast the divisional round of the playoffs live from Shooters Bar in Manchester; Join us for the 21:35 game on Saturday, January 21, and the 20:05 kick-off on Saturday, January 22; Find out how to book tickets below
Last updated: 14/01/23 17:36
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles, as well as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs entered the NFL playoffs in the divisional round.
Sky Sports takes its coverage on the road to Manchester for the divisional round of the NFL playoffs – and you can get tickets to come and join us there.
Get a front row seat as Neil Reynolds, Jason Bell, Jeff Reinebold and Phoebe Schecter bring you the best of the action live from Shooters Bar in Manchester – Friday 21 January and Sunday 22 January.
For more information about the event, and to book tickets, click here.
Neil and the gang will be there to analyze it 9:35 p.m Saturday night game, and so on 20:05 kick-off is Saturday, with doors opening for the event two hours ahead of the scheduled kick-off times.
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What drama will be delivered in this year’s NFL playoffs? Watch all 13 postseason games live on Sky Sports.
When can you watch the playoffs live on Sky Sports?
* All games will be shown live on Sky Sports NFL (times listed are UK time)
Super Wild Card Weekend
Saturday, January 14th
NFC: Seattle Seahawks (No. 7 marks) @ San Francisco 49ers (No. 2) – kick off, 9:30 p.m
AFC: Los Angeles Chargers (No. 5) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (Number 4) – IS, 1.15 in the morning
Sunday, January 15th
AFC: Miami Dolphins (No. 7) @ Buffalo Bills (No. 2) – IS, at 6 p.m
NFC: New York Giants (No. 6) @ Minnesota Vikings (No. 3) – IS, 9:30 p.m
AFC: Baltimore Ravens (No. 6) @ Cincinnati Bengals (No. 3) – IS, 1.15 in the morning
Monday, January 16th
NFC: Dallas Cowboys (No. 5) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Number 4) – IS, 1.15 in the morning
Welcome to the first round
AFC
Kansas City Chiefs (No. 1)
NFC
Philadelphia Eagles (No. 1)
Division Round
Saturday, January 21st – Kick-off on 9:30 p.m and 1.15 in the morning
Sunday, January 22nd – Kick-off on at 8 p.m and 11:30 p.m
Conference Championship
Sunday, January 29th – Kick-off on 8.05pm and 11:30 p.m
Super Bowl LVII
Sunday, February 12 – Kick-off 11:30 p.m – State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
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