SC’s sources have told the website that the trailer will likely broadcast around 8 p.m. EST during Monday night football on ESPN, a Disney-owned network, and will eventually be released on the big screen on November 6.

Pre-sale tickets for the movie should be available shortly after the 8 p.m. debut, and will include tickets for the December 17 Star Wars Marathon. The $50 marathon lasts 15 hours, beginning at 4 a.m. with The Phantom Menace and ending with the latest installment at 7 p.m., allowing hardcore fans to see it a day earlier than everyone else.

Up until now, footage of the movie that has been limited to teasers, including one 15-second teaser that was posted on Instagram back in August.

The entire saga has brought in $7.3 billion; The Force Awakens is expected to make $2 billion, while some analysts predict that merchandise will make $5 billion in 2016 alone.