Super Bowl Winners By Year And Team

The Super Bowl is an annual championship game in American football that takes place in the National Football League. Super Bowl is mostly referred to as the “big game” and the winner of the Super Bowl is awarded the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

The Super Bowl is the most-watched annual sporting event worldwide after the UEFA Champions League finals.

Super Bowl Winners By Year And Team

Below are the Super Bowl winners and the years in which the teams won:

• Super Bowl I – January 15, 1967-  Green Bay Packers.
• Super Bowl II – January 14, 1968-  Green Bay Packers.
• Super Bowl III – January 12, 1969-  New York Jets.
• Super Bowl IV – January 11, 1970-  Kansas City Chiefs.
• Super Bowl V – January 17, 1971-  Baltimore Ravens.
• Super Bowl VI – January 16, 1972-  Dallas Cowboys
• Super Bowl VII – January 14, 1973-  Miami Dolphins.
• Super Bowl VIII – January 13, 1974-  Miami Dolphins.
• Super Bowl IX – January 12, 1975-  Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Super Bowl X – January 18, 1976-  Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Super Bowl XI – January 9, 1977-  Oakland Raiders.
• Super Bowl XII – January 15, 1978-  Dallas Cowboys.
• Super Bowl XIII – January 21, 1979- Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Super Bowl XIV – January 20, 1980- Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Super Bowl XV – January 25, 1981- Oakland Raiders.
• Super Bowl XVI – January 24, 1982- San Francisco 49ers.
• Super Bowl XVII – January 30, 1983- Washington Redskins.
• Super Bowl XVIII – January 22, 1984- Los Angeles Raiders.
• Super Bowl XIX – January 20, 1985- San Francisco 49ers.
• Super Bowl XX – January 26, 1986- Chicago Bears.
• Super Bowl XXI – January 25, 1987- New York Giants.
• Super Bowl XXII – January 31, 1988- Washington Redskins.
• Super Bowl XXIII – January 22, 1989- San Francisco 49ers.
• Super Bowl XXIV – January 28, 1990- San Francisco 49ers.
• Super Bowl XXV – January 27, 1991- New York Giants.
• Super Bowl XXVI – January 26, 1992- Washington Redskins.
• Super Bowl XXVII – January 31, 1993- Dallas Cowboys.
• Super Bowl XXVIII – January 30, 1994- Dallas Cowboys.
• Super Bowl XXIX – January 29, 1995- San Francisco 49ers.
• Super Bowl XXX – January 28, 1996- Dallas Cowboys.
• Super Bowl XXXI – January 26, 1997- Green Bay Packers.
• Super Bowl XXXII – January 25, 1998- Denver Broncos.
• Super Bowl XXXIII – January 31, 1999- Denver Broncos.
• Super Bowl XXXIV – January 30, 2000- St Louis Rams.
• Super Bowl XXXV – January 28, 2001- Baltimore Ravens.
• Super Bowl XXXVI – February 3, 2002- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl XXXVII – January  26, 2003- Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
• Super Bowl XXXVIII – February 1, 2004- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl XXXIX – February 6, 2005- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl XL – February 5, 2006- Pittsburgh Pirates.
• Super Bowl XLI – February 4, 2007- Indianapolis Colts.
• Super Bowl XLII – February 3, 2008- New York Giants.
• Super Bowl XLIII – February 1, 2009- Pittsburgh Pirates.
• Super Bowl XLIV – February 7, 2010- New Orleans Saints.
• Super Bowl XLV – February  6, 2011- Green Bay Packers.
• Super Bowl XLVI – February 5, 2012- New York Giants.
• Super Bowl XLVII – February 3, 2013- Baltimore Ravens.
• Super Bowl XLVIII – February 2, 2014- Seattle Seahawks.
• Super Bowl XLIX – February 1, 2015- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl 50 – February 7, 2016- Denver Broncos.
• Super Bowl LI – February 5, 2017- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl LII – February 4, 2018- Philadelphia Eagles.
• Super Bowl LIII – February 3, 2019- New England Patriots.
• Super Bowl LIV – February 2, 2020- Kansas City Chiefs.
• Super Bowl LV – February  7, 2021- Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The next edition of the Super Bowl will take place between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals on February 13, 2022, at the SoFi Stadium.