He Super Bowl 2023 will have as protagonists Philadelphia Eagles y Kansas City Chiefswho will face each other from 8:30 p.m. (Argentine time) this Sunday, February 12 at the State Farm Stadium of the Arizona Cardinals to define the champion of the National Football League (NFL).
The Pennsylvania franchise was crowned in 2018 for the first and only time in the main professional football tournament in the United States. For its part, the Missouri team is following its third trophy, following having celebrated in the 1970 and 2020 editions.
Los Angeles Rams, last Super Bowl champions (Photo: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports).By: USA TODAY Sports
The top Super Bowl winners are New England Patriots (2002, 2004, 2005, 2015, 2017 and 2019) and Pittsburgh Steelers (1975, 1976, 1979, 1980, 2006 and 2009), both with six titles each. Then they appear with five consecrations Dallas Cowboys (1972, 1978, 1993, 1994 and 1996) and san francisco 49ers (1982, 1985, 1989, 1990 y 1995).
Super Bowl 2023: the history with all the champions
- 2022 – Los Angeles Rams 23-20 Cincinnati Bengals
- 2021 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31-9 Kansas City Chiefs
- 2020 – Kansas City Chiefs 31-20 San Francisco 49ers
- 2019 – New England Patriots 13-3 Los Angeles Rams
- 2018 – Philadelphia Eagles 41-33 New England Patriots
- 2017 – New England Patriots 34-28 Atlanta Falcons
- 2016 – Denver Broncos 24-10 Carolina Panthers
- 2015 – New England Patriots 28-24 Seattle Seahawks
- 2014 – Seattle Seahawks 43-8 Denver Broncos
- 2013 – Baltimore Ravens 34-31 San Francisco 49ers
- 2012 – New York Giants 21-17 New England Patriots
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- 2011 – Green Bay Packer17-14 N.ew England Patriots.
- 2010 – New Orleans Saints 31-17 Indianapolis Colts.
- 2009 – Pittsburgh Steelers 27-23 Arizona Cardinals.
- 2008 – New York Giants 17-14 New England Patriots.
- 2007 – Indianapolis Colts 29-17 Chicago Bears.
- 2006 – Pittsburgh Steelers 21-10 Seattle Seahawks.
- 2005 – New England Patriots 24-21 Philadelphia Eagles.
- 2004 – New England Patriots 32-29 Carolina Panthers.
- 2003 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers 48-21 Oakland Raiders.
- 2002 – New England Patriots 20-17 St. Louis Rams.
Tom Brady celebrates in Super Bowl 2015, in the victory of the New England Patriots once morest the Seattle Seahawks. Photo: REUTERS/Brian Snyder.By: REUTERS
- 2001 – Baltimore Ravens 34-7 New York Giants.
- 2000 – St. Louis Rams 23-16 Tennessee Titans.
- 1999 – Denver Broncos 34-19 Atlanta Falcons.
- 1998 – Denver Broncos 31-24 Green Bay Packers.
- 1997 – Green Bay Packers 35-21 New England Patriots.
- 1996 – Dallas Cowboys 27-17 Pittsburgh Steelers.
- 1995 – San Francisco 49ers 49-26 San Diego Chargers.
- 1994 – Dallas Cowboys 30-13 Buffalo Bills.
- 1993 – Dallas Cowboys 52-17 Buffalo Bills.
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- 1992 – Washington Redskins 37-24 Buffalo Bills.
- 1991 – New York Giants 20-19 Buffalo Bills.
- 1990 – San Francisco 49ers 55-10 Denver Broncos.
- 1989 – San Francisco 49ers 20-16 Cincinnati Bengals.
- 1988 – Washington Redskins 42-10 Denver Broncos.
- 1987 – New York Giants 39-20 Denver Broncos.
- 1986 – Chicago Bears 46-10 New England Patriots.
- 1985 – San Francisco 49ers 38-16 Miami Dolphins.
- 1984 – Los Angeles Raiders 38-9 Washington Redskins.
- 1983 – Washington Redskins 27-17 Miami Dolphins.
Pittsburgh Steelers, top Super Bowl winners with six titles, like the New England Patriots, celebrate in 2009. AP Photo.By: John Bazemore | AP
- 1982 – San Francisco 49ers 26-21 Cincinnati Bengals.
- 1981 – Oakland Raiders 27-10 Philadelphia Eagles.
- 1980 – Pittsburgh Steelers 31-19 Los Angeles Rams.
- 1979 – Pittsburgh Steelers 35-31 Dallas Cowboys.
- 1978 – Dallas Cowboys 27-10 Denver Broncos.
- 1977 – Oakland Raiders 32-14 Minnesota Vikings.
- 1976 – Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17 Dallas Cowboys.
- 1975 – Pittsburgh Steelers 16-6 Minnesota Vikings.
- 1974 – Miami Dolphins 24-7 Minnesota Vikings.
- 1973 – Miami Dolphins 14-7 Washington Redskins.
- 1972 – Dallas Cowboys 24-3 Miami Dolphins.
- 1971 – Baltimore Colts 16-13 Dallas Cowboys.
- 1970 – Kansas City Chiefs 23-7 Minnesota Vikings.
- 1969 – New York Jets 16-7 Baltimore Colts.
- 1968 – Green Bay Packers 33-14 Oakland Raiders.
- 1967 – Green Bay Packers 35-10 Kansas City Chiefs.