NFL fans can bet on Rihanna's first song as part of Super Bowl LVII prop bets
Rihanna is set to perform at this year's Super Bowl half-time show with the Barbadian superstar preparing for her first major live performance in six years.
The 34-year-old has not released an album for six years after spending a hiatus away from music, as she gave birth to her first child last year along with partner and fellow musician ASAP Rocky.
Rihanna was previously invited to perform at the Super Bowl in 2019, but declined the invitation in solidarity with former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who became recognised around the world for taking a knee to protest racial injustice in the US.
But after accepting the invitation this time around, she'll perform at the half-time of today's game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. The game figures to be an exciting one, with the two number one seeds making it to the NFL championship game after they both had strong seasons.
The Chiefs, being lead by superstar quarterback Patrick Mahomes, actually come into the game as the betting underdog, against the Philadelphia Eagles strong defence and dominant offensive line, favourites to win their second Super Bowl in five years.
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But the game isn't the only thing you can bet on during tonight, with prop bets being released on the half-time show.
Rihanna's first and last song
From We Found Love, to What's My Name, to Don't Stop The Music - you can bet on almost two dozen different Rihanna classics on which will go first and/or last.
Diamonds is the favourite to be used as the opener, with the set favoured to be closed with Umbrella.
Rihanna has not performed on stage since 2016Length of national anthem
The national anthem will be performed by country music singer Chris Stapleton, and fans can even bet on what colour his hat will be. Other bets regarding the anthem include the length of the national anthem - either over or under two minutes and five seconds - and whether any scoring drive will be quicker than the anthem.
Coin toss
If it's your thing, you can bet on the pre-game coin toss. A simple heads or tails choice, but you can also add which team will win the toss and what the combination can be.
Tom Brady
Super Bowl LVII will be the first competed in the post-Tom Brady era of the NFL, but that doesn't mean the now-retired quarterback won't be mentioned at all. He'll be joining FOX Sports - the broadcasters of Sunday's game - from 2024, and fans can bet on how many times he'll be referenced during the game.
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