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Super Bowl

Every Super Bowl since the first AFL–NFL World Championship Game in January 1967, and every NFL championship since 1920: who won, how the titles piled up, and how they split between the AFC and the NFC.

The race for the most titles

Super Bowls won by each franchise, game by game, or every NFL championship since 1920 (the NFL title games until 1969, the Super Bowl since). Bars are colored by the franchise's conference.

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AFC vs NFC

Which conference each Super Bowl champion came from. The first four games were played between the champions of two separate leagues, the AFL and the NFL, before they merged in 1970; they count here for the AFC and the NFC.

Super Bowls by decade

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Every champion

All Super Bowl winners, one tile per game. The color strip marks the conference. Hover or tap a tile for the score, the venue and the MVP.

Titles by franchise

All 32 teams, grouped by conference. Titles won under earlier names and cities count for the current franchise.

The most repeated Super Bowls

Matchups that met more than once in the Super Bowl, counted by franchise.

So close: most Super Bowls lost

Super Bowl defeats by franchise, with every appearance that ended in defeat.

How the Super Bowl was won

The winning margin of every game, from field-goal finishes to blowouts, split by the winner's conference, and the most lopsided and the closest games.

Biggest wins

Closest games

Super Bowl MVP leaders

Every logo is one Super Bowl MVP, shown with the team it was won for.

Host cities

Where the Super Bowl has been played: metropolitan areas and stadiums, with every game held there.