The FOX broadcast team of DICK STOCKTON and DARYL JOHNSTON will serve as announcers for the world feed of Super Bowl XXXIX on Sunday, February 6, the NFL announced today.

Stockton will be providing commentary and analysis to international audiences for the fourth consecutive year, while Johnston will be making his third appearance on the world feed.

The broadcast will provide game and color commentary with in-depth information on the players, coaches and history of the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles catered to an international audience.

"We are thrilled to have Dick and Daryl back again for our international viewers," said KATIE BOES, NFL senior director of international media. "They have done a wonderful job in the past, providing viewers across the globe with a colorful and informative commentary of the game."

With more than 30 years of broadcasting experience, Stockton has seen the impact of Super Bowl grow.

"It is an honor to help describe America’s greatest single sports event to viewers around the world," said Stockton.

Johnston, a former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, is no stranger to the Super Bowl. He won three Super Bowl rings as the starting fullback for Dallas in 1993, 1994 and 1996.

The Super Bowl continues to grow in popularity around the world. This year’s game will be broadcast to 222 countries in a record 31 languages.