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- Teams wearing white colored jerseys are 24-18 all-timeNFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Teams that score first are 27-15 all-timeNFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Teams that score the first touchdown are 30-12 all-timeNFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Teams that lead at halftime are 33-7 (there have been two games tied at halftime)NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- The NFC has a 22-20 edge in gamesNFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- The AFC had won the previous four straight, and eight of the previous 10NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Prior to that, the NFC won 13 straight, and 15 of 16NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- No team has ever played a Super Bowl in their home stadiumNFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
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Although only legal in some areas, each year thousands of people place bets on the outcome and final scores of the Super Bowl.
The San Francisco 49ers hold the title of most points scored in a single Super Bowl, recording 55 points in Super Bowl XXIV in 1989. The Miami Dolphins get the prize for the least points scored, recording only three in Super Bowl VI against the Denver Broncos.NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
Recent Super Bowl Scores
- Super Bowl XLII: Giants 17 - Patriots 14NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XLI: Colts 29 - Bears 17NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XL: Steelers 21 - Seahawks 10NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXIX: Patriots 24 - Eagles 21NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXVIII: Patriots 32 - Panthers 29NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXVII: Buccaneers 48 - Raiders 21NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXVI: Patriots 20 - Rams 17NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXV: Ravens 34 - Giants 7NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXIV: Rams 23 - Titans 16NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
- Super Bowl XXXIII: Broncos 34 - Falcons 19NFL.com: Super Bowl Historical Scores
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Game Summary
Scoring Summary
- First Quarter
- 9:53: Pittsburgh Steelers - Jeff Reed 18-yard field goal good
- Second Quarter
- 14:09: Pittsburgh Steelers - Gary Russell one-yard run for a touchdown, PAT by Jeff Reed good
- 8:43: Arizona Cardinals - Kurt Warner one-yard pass to Ben Patrick for a touchdown, PAT by Neil Rackers good
- 0:18: Pittsburgh Steelers - James Harrison 100-yard interception return for a touchdown, PAT by Jeff Reed good
- Third Quarter
- 2:16: Pittsburgh Steelers - Jeff Reed 21-yard field goal good
- Fourth Quarter
- 7:41: Arizona Cardinals - Kurt Warner one-yard pass to Larry Fitzgerald for a touchdown, PAT by Neil Rackers good
- 3:04: Arizona Cardinals - Justin Hartwig penalized in the endzone for an Arizona safety
- 2:47: Arizona Cardinals - Kurt Warner 64-yard pass to Larry Fitzgerald for a touchdown, PAT by Neil Rackers good
- 0:35: Pittsburgh Steelers - Ben Roethlisberger six-yard pass to Santonio Holmes for a touchdown, PAT by Jeff Reed good
Super Bowl Game Results
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- | colspan="8" align="center" | Super Bowl Results
- |- bgcolor="#efefef"
- !Game!!Score!!
Winner !!Loser !!MVP !!Location - |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 1
- |35-10||Green Bay||Kansas City||Bart Starr||Los Angeles
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 2
- |33-14||Green Bay||Oakland||Bart Starr||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 3
- |16-7||N.Y. Jets||Baltimore||Joe Namath||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 4
- |23-7||Kansas City||Minnesota||Len Dawson||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 5
- |16-13||Baltimore||Dallas||Chuck Howley||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 6
- |24-3||Dallas||Miami||Roger Staubach||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 7
- |14-7||Miami||Washington|| Jake Scott||Los Angeles
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 8
- |24-7||Miami||Minnesota||Larry Csonka||Houston
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 9
- |16-6||Pittsburgh||Minnesota||Franco Harris||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 10
- |21-17||Pittsburgh||Dallas||Lynn Swann||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 11
- |32-14||Oakland||Minnesota||Fred Biletnikoff||Pasadena
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 12
- |27-10||Dallas||Denver||Harvey Martin and Randy White||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 13
- |35-31||Pittsburgh||Dallas||Terry Bradshaw||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 14
- |31-19||Pittsburgh||Los Angeles||Terry Bradshaw||Pasadena
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 15
- |27-10||Oakland||Philadelphia||Jim Plunkett||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 16
- |26-21||San Francisco||Cincinnati||Joe Montana||Pontiac, MI
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 17
- |27-17||Washington||Miami||John Riggins||Pasadena
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 18
- |38-9||L.A. Raiders||Washington||Marcus Allen||Tampa
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 19
- |38-16||San Francisco||Miami||Joe Montana||Palo Alto, CA
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 20
- |46-10||Chicago||New England||Richard Dent||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 21
- |39-20||N.Y. Giants||Denver||Phil Simms||Pasadena
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 22
- |42-10||Washington||Denver||Doug Williams||San Diego
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 23
- |20-16||San Francisco||Cincinnati||Jerry Rice||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 24
- |55-10||San Francisco||Denver||Joe Montana||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 25
- |20-19||N.Y. Giants||Buffalo||Ottis Anderson||Tampa
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 26
- |37-24||Washington||Buffalo||Mark Rypien||Minneapolis
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 27
- |52-17||Dallas||Buffalo||Troy Aikman||Pasadena
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 28
- |30-13||Dallas||Buffalo||Emmitt Smith||Atlanta
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 29
- |49-26||San Francisco||San Diego||Steve Young||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 30
- |27-17||Dallas||Pittsburgh|| Larry Brown||Tempe, AZ
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 31
- |35-21||Green Bay||New England||Desmond Howard||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 32
- |31-24||Denver||Green Bay||Terrell Davis||San Diego
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 33
- |34-19||Denver||Atlanta||John Elway||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 34
- |23-16||St. Louis||Tennessee||Kurt Warner||Atlanta
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 35
- |34-7||Baltimore||N.Y. Giants||Ray Lewis||Tampa
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 36
- |20-17||New England||St. Louis||Tom Brady||New Orleans
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 37
- |48-21||Tampa Bay||Oakland||Dexter Jackson||San Diego
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 38
- |32-29||New England||Carolina||Tom Brady||Houston
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 39
- |24-21||New England||Philadelphia||Deion Branch||Jacksonville
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 40
- |21-10||Pittsburgh||Seattle||Hines Ward||Detroit
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 41
- |29-17||Indianapolis||Chicago||Peyton Manning||Miami
- |- align="center"
- |align="left"| SB 42
- |17-14||NY Giants||New England||Eli Manning||Glendale AZ
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