Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

After their surprise win in Week 1, the New England Patriots will return to the Gillette Stadium to take on the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

Jerod Mayo won his first game as head coach of the Pats as New England secured a 16-10 win against the Cincinnati Bengals last weekend.

Seattle came out on top as they beat the Denver Broncos 26-20, so Sunday's game should be a cracker as they both try to move to 2-0.

How to watch Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots, TV channel and live stream

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots will be available via the bet365 Live Sports Streaming service, while it will also be broadcast via NFL Game Pass.

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots kick-off time, date and venue

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots will start at 18:00 BST on Sunday 15th September and will take place at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

The Seahawks finished with a 9-8 record last season, which was not enough to reach the play-offs, while the Patriots finished bottom of the AFC East after a 4-13 campaign.

The two teams have met 19 times in the past, with the Seahawks winning 10 of the fixtures, including the previous meeting in September 2020.

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots head-to-head record (H2H)

Seattle Seahawks wins	10
New England Patriots	9

*H2H stats refer to all competitions

Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots team news

Seattle Seahawks team news

Despite suffering an abdominal injury in Week 1, Kenneth Walker III has said he should be fine to play against the Patriots.

However, right tackle George Fant suffered a knee injury and the Seahawks are yet to reveal the severity of the problem.

Pharaoh Brown and Uchenna Nwosu were ruled out of the week one clash and will have to prove their fitness ahead of Sunday's game.

New England Patriots team news

Mayo listed seven players as inactive in Week 1, with Javon Baker, Joe Milton III, Curtis Jacobs, Sidy Sow, Zachary Thomas, Demontrey Jacobs and Eric Johnson all failing to make the squad.