History

HISTORY

Los Angeles hosted the first Super Bowl in 1967 and the last time was 1993, when we saw the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Buffalo Bills at the Rose Bowl. We are thrilled to welcome back the NFL’s big game – and the celebration that surrounds it – to the Los Angeles region in 2022 for the first Super Bowl at the new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood.

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LOS ANGELES

SUPER BOWL HISTORY

1967

Super Bowl I

GREEN BAY PACKERS 35, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 10

LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles

1973

Super Bowl VII

MIAMI DOLPHINS 14, WASHINGTON REDSKINS 7

LA Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles

1977

Super Bowl XI

OAKLAND RAIDERS 32, MINNESOTA VIKINGS 14

Rose Bowl, Pasadena

1980

Super Bowl XIV

PITTSBURGH STEELERS 31, LA RAMS 19

Rose Bowl, Pasadena

1983

Super Bowl XVII

WASHINGTON REDSKINS 27, MIAMI DOLPHINS 17

Rose Bowl, Pasadena

1987

Super Bowl XXI

N.Y. GIANTS 39, DENVER BRONCOS 20

Rose Bowl, Pasadena

1993

Super Bowl XXVII

DALLAS COWBOYS 52, BUFFALO BILLS 17

Rose Bowl, Pasadena

2022

Super Bowl LVI – SoFi Stadium 

SoFi Stadium, Inglewood

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