The Super Bowl is poised to reach its widest Spanish-language audience yet thanks to a shared rights deal between Fox Deportes and Telemundo. The networks will both air the game from New Orleans on Feb.

The NFL’s focus on reaching Spanish-language viewers where they are took another step on Monday. Fox Deportes and Telemundo announced an agreement that will see Super Bowl LIX air on both networks. The partnership will create what the networks are calling the “broadest Spanish-language distribution in the United States for any Super Bowl in history.

Each year, Spanish-speaking sports fans can usually find one Spanish-language simulcast of the Super Bowl. This year, there will be two. Fox Corp.’s Fox Deportes and NBCUniversal’s Telemundo will each produce separate broadcasts of Super Bowl LIX in 2025,

Fox Deportes in 2015 was the first U.S. network to air the Super Bowl in Spanish. Next February’s contest will mark its fifth Super Bowl, the most of any Spanish-language network. Fox Deportes also holds the two most-watched Super Bowl telecasts in Spanish-language cable history.

NBC and Fox networks expected to land biggest Spanish-language audience in the US for the NFL’s showpiece game.

The Super Bowl is set to air on two Spanish-language networks next year, the sports cable channel Fox Deportes (FOXA) and the Spanish broadcast network Telemundo (CMCSA).

For the first time, there will be two Spanish-language broadcasts of the game, one on Telemundo, and the other on Fox Deportes.

Fox Corporation and Comcast’s NBC Universal have struck an agreement that will allow both networks to produce separate Spanish-language simulcasts of the Super Bowl this season. The deal will see Fox Deportes and Telemundo air unique simulcasts of Super Bowl LIX (59),