The champions of the AFC and the NFC are pitted against each other in the event. The interesting statistics regarding the Championship are that, it’s the first time that the NFL Super Bowl is being held in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area, and the third time that it’s being held in Texas.

The kick-off time for the event is being predicted to be approximately 5:25 p.m. CST. Other highlights that are sure to keep your eyes glued to the screen as you get a live Super Bowl 2011 stream, are the National Anthem being sang by Christina Aguilera, and a half-time show by the Black Eyed Peas. When groundbreaking football meets such spectacular performances, what ensues is a riveting package of entertainment that no one would want to miss. So be sure to get a glitch-free streaming of the event from here to catch up with it all.

The announcers for the event are the play-by-play announcer, Joe Buck, and Troy Aikman, who is himself a three-time Super Bowl winner as a Dallas Cowboys Quarterback. Troy plays the role of Color Analyst in the event.

Additional reporters include Mike Pereira who comments on instant replay reviews, and Pam Oliver and Chris Myers, who play the role of sideline reporters.

A major highlight on the event is the pre-game show, which features the FOX NFL Sunday crew, consisting of host Curt Menefee, and a group of analysts, each of whom, has a personal Super Bowl experience. You can watch Super bowl 2011 online from here to treat yourself to football fervor at its peak!