Super Bowl LX took place on on Monday February 9, 2026 (Aust. time) at Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California with the Seattle Seahawks (NFC) securing their second title with a comprehensive 29-13 win over the New England Patriots (AFC)!
NFL odds correct as of 21/06/2026 and subject to change.
The Super Bowl is one of the most important sports events in the world and is the annual NFL championship game played on the first Sunday of February in the US known in the States as “Super Bowl Sunday”.
Bringing a supercharged end to the NFL season, Super Bowl was first played in 1967. It was part of the AFL – NFL merger and it is played between the NFL conference champions.
The National Football Conference (NFC) has 31 Super Bowl wins – most recently the Seattle Seahawks who defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl 60 for the 2025/26 NFL season.
The American Football Conference (AFC) has 28 Super Bowl wins – most recently theKansas City Chiefs who defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38–35 in Super Bowl LVII.
The inaugural Super Bowl winners were the Green Bay Packers (NFC) who beat the Kansas City Chiefs (AFL) 35 – 10 in Super Bowl I.
The Seattle Seahawks (NFC) are the most recent Super Bowl winners after beating the New England Patriots 29 – 13 in Super Bowl LX.
Super Bowl betting is massive, and NFL Championship odds are open nearly all year round.
Also hugely popular is the world-famous Super Bowl half-time show and novelty American Football betting markets are sometimes available on what act will entertain the record crowds attending that season’s Super Bowl game.
Super Bowl LX Champions: Seattle Seahawks (2nd title)
Runners-Up: New England Patriots
Score: Seahawks 29 – 13 Patriots
MVP: Kenneth Walker III (Running Back)
First Touchdown: Seattle Seahawks tight end A.J. Barner
Date: Monday February 9, 2026 (Australian time)
Venue: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California
Referee: Shawn Smith
Halftime Show: Bad Bunny
The 60th Super Bowl and the 56th in the modern era of the NFL, the game was played at Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California. It was Levi’s Stadium’s second time hosting the Super Bowl, the first being Super Bowl 50 in 2016.
The Bay Area hosted a week of events leading up to the game, including the NFL Honors and Super Bowl Experience.
The Seahawks stamped their authority on Super Bowl LX, overpowering the Patriots 29–13 in Santa Clara to claim the franchise’s second Lombardi Trophy. Seattle’s defence was the difference, piling on six sacks and three takeaways to keep New England scoreless until the final quarter, while Kenneth Walker III delivered a powerhouse performance on the ground with 135 rushing yards, the most in a Super Bowl in nearly three decades. With Sam Darnold steering the offence and Mike Macdonald’s “Dark Side” defence suffocating Drake Maye, the Seahawks controlled the contest from start to finish, sealing a dominant and well‑deserved championship win.
The first touchdown of Super Bowl LX was scored by Seattle Seahawks tight end A.J. Barner, who hauled in a 16‑yard pass from Sam Darnold early in the fourth quarter — the first TD of the game after Seattle had previously settled for four Jason Myers field goals.
SUPER BOWL LX PREVIEW
See below for our detailed Super Bowl LX (60) Preview ahead of the big game in February 2026 and don’t forget to check out more expert Super Bowl 60 insights at the Ladbrokes Blog.
In a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will face off at Levi’s Stadium to decide the 2025 season’s champion. The Patriots will be seeking a similar result to that iconic battle over a decade ago, when Malcolm Butler enshrined his name in NFL folklore with the game-winning goal-line interception at the death, giving Tom Brady and Bill Belichick ring number four. This time around, it’s Drake Maye and Mike Vrabel leading the charge, with New England booking its ticket through a gritty 10-7 road victory against the Broncos in a snow-laden AFC Championship game. Just 86 passing yards for Maye marked his lowest tally for the season, but 65 yards on the ground – including the game-sealing first down run inside the final two minutes – highlighted his profound impact. Meanwhile, the Seahawks earned their place in the big game with a 31-27 victory over the Rams at a raucous Lumen Field in the NFC Championship decider. Any remaining Sam Darnold naysayers were silenced by his career-defining performance, throwing 25-36 for 346 yards and three touchdowns, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s historic campaign took another leap with 10 catches for 153 yards and a touchdown. The Seahawks have now won nine straight – a 10th would give them their second Super Bowl crown.
Super Bowl LX Tips
See below for our insider Super Bowl LX tips ahead of the 2025/26 NFL decider!
Super Bowl LX Teams
The American Football Conference champion and National Football Conference champion teams, decided at the end of the NFL Playoffs, face off in the Super Bowl each season.
Be sure to check out our detailed analysis of each team below as soon as the Super Bowl LX (60) Teams are decided!
AFC Championship Winner 2025/26: New England Patriots
Super Bowl Appearance: 12
Last Super Bowl Appearance: Super Bowl LIII in 2019 (beat the Los Angeles Rams 13–3)
Last Super Bowl Win: Super Bowl LIII in 2019 (beat the Los Angeles Rams 13–3)
Super Bowl Record: 6 wins and 5 losses
Head Coach: Mike Vrabel
Quarterback: Drake Maye
NFC Championship Winner 2025/26: Seattle Seahawks
Super Bowl Appearance: 4
Last Super Bowl Appearance: Super Bowl XLIX in 2015 (lost to the New England Patriots 28–24)
Last Super Bowl Win: Super Bowl XLVIII in 2014 (beat the Denver Broncos 43–8)
Super Bowl Record: 1 win 2 losses
Head Coach: Mike Macdonald
Quarterback: Sam Darnold
Super Bowl Betting
As well as the standard head-to-head Super Bowl odds on each team to take out the game there are a host of other top Super Bowl betting markets open on the game ever year.
Key Super Bowl Betting Odds include:
First Touchdown Scorer
Line / Total Points Double
There are also Super Bowl Scoring Markets including the First Score of the Game and Super Bowl betting on the 1st Half Point Spread plus plenty more open right now.
Super Bowl MVP
Like in most professional sports and the equivalent to the Clive Churchill Medal in the NRL down under, the NFL reward the Most Valued Player (MVP) in the Super Bowl. They receive the MVP trophy, and it has been taken out by the likes of Hall of Fame players Bart Starr, Jerry Rice, Joe Mantana and record holder Tom Brady.
Recent Super Bowl MVP Winners
YEAR
WINNER
TEAM
POSITION
2026
KENNETH WALKER III
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
RUNNING BACK
2025
JALEN HURTS
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
QUARTERBACK
2024
PATRICK MAHOMES
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
QUARTERBACK
2023
PATRICK MAHOMES
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
QUARTERBACK
2022
COOPER KUPP
LOS ANGELES RAMS
WIDE RECIEVER
2021
TOM BRADY
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS
QUARTERBACK
2020
PATRICK MAHOMES
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
QUARTERBACK
2019
JULIAN EDELMAN
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
WIDE RECEIVER
2018
NICK FOLES
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
QUARTERBACK
2017
TOM BRADY
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
QUARTERBACK
2016
VON MILLER
DENVER BRONCOS
LINEBACKER
2015
TOM BRADY
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
QUARTERBACK
2014
MALCOLM SMITH
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
LINEBACKER
2013
JOE FLACCO
BALTIMORE RAVENS
QUARTERBACK
2012
ELI MANNING
NEW YORK GIANTS
QUARTERBACK
2011
AARON ROGERS
GREEN BAY PACKERS
QUARTERBACK
2010
DREW BREES
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
QUARTERBACK
2009
SANTONIO HOLMES
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
WIDE RECEIVER
2008
ELI MANNING
NEW YORK GIANTS
QUARTERBACK
2007
PEYTON MANNING
INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
QUARTERBACK
2006
HINES WARD
PITTSBURGH STEELERS
WIDE RECEIVER
2005
DEION BRANCH
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
WIDE RECEIVER
Super Bowl Records
Team Records
Most Super Bowl Wins: Pittsburgh Steelers (6), New England Patriots (6)
Most Consecutive Super Bowl Wins: Green Bay Packers (2), Miami Dolphins (2), Pittsburgh Steelers (2 twice), San Francisco 49ers (2), Dallas Cowboys (2), Denver Broncos (2), New England Patriots (2), Kansas City Chiefs (2)
Most Super Bowl Appearances: New England Patriots (12)
Most Consecutive Super Bowl Appearances: Buffalo Bills (4)
Most Super Bowl Losses: Denver Broncos (5)
Most Consecutive Super Bowl Losses: Buffalo Bills (4)
Single Team Scoring Records
Most Super Bowl Points Scored in a Game: San Francisco (55) vs Denver (Super Bowl XXIV)
Largest Super Bowl Winning Margin: San Francisco 49ers (45 points) vs Denver (55-10 in Super Bowl XXIV)
Smallest Super Bowl Winning Margin: New York Giants (1 point) vs Buffalo (20-19 in Super Bowl XXV)
The Pittsburgh Steelers boast the most Super Bowl wins of any NFL team along with the New England Patriots. Photo Credit: USA Today Sports.
Both Teams Scoring Records
Most Super Bowl Points Scored in a Game: 75 points – San Francisco (49) vs San Diego (26) in Super Bowl XXIX
Fewest Super Bowl Points Scored in a Game: 21 points – Miami (14) vs Washington (7) in Super Bowl VII
Single Team Touchdown Records
Most Super Bowl Touchdowns in a Game: San Francisco (8) vs Denver (in Super Bowl XXIV)
Fewest Super Bowl Touchdowns in a Game: Miami (0) vs Dallas in Super Bowl VI
Both Teams Touchdown Records
Most Super Bowl Touchdowns in a Game: 10 Touchdowns – San Francisco (7) vs San Diego (3) in Super Bowl XXIX
Fewest Super Bowl Touchdowns in a Game: 2 Touchdowns – New York Jets (1) vs Baltimore Colts (1) in Super Bowl III
Player Records
Most Super Bowl MVPs: Tom Brady (5), 4 with New England and 1 with Tampa Bay
Most Super Bowl Winning Games: Tom Brady (7), 6 for New England and 1 for Tampa Bay
Oldest Super Bowl Player: Matt Stover (42 years) for Indianapolis in Super Bowl XLIV
Youngest Super Bowl Player: Bryan Bulaga (21 years) for Green Bay in Super Bowl XLV
Most Super Bowl Wins by a Quarterback: Tom Brady (7)
Past Super Bowl Championship Winners
The first Super Bowl Champions were the Green Bay Packers in 1967 who defended their title the following year also taking out Super Bowl II. They would have to wait until 1997 to enjoy a third Super Bowl Championship, losing to the Denver Broncos the following year in Super Bowl XXXI. The Packers posted a fourth NFL Championship win in 2011 defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The reigning Super Bowl Champions are the Philadelphia Eagles who defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 59 (2025).
Year Played
Super Bowl No.
Champions
Runners-Up
Score
City
2026
LX
Seattle Seahawks
New England Patriots
29 – 13
Santa Clara, California
2025
LIX
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs
40-22
New Orleans, Louisiana
2024
LVIII
Kansas City Chiefs
San Francisco 49ers
25 – 22
Paradise, Nevada
2023
LVII
Kansas City Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles
38 – 35
Glendale, Arizona
2022
LVI
Los Angeles Rams
Cincinnati Bengals
23 – 20
Inglewood, California
2021
LV
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Kansas City Chiefs
21 – 9
Tampa, Florida
2020
LIV
Kansas City Chiefs
San Francisco 49ers
31 – 20
Miami, Florida
2019
LIII
New England Patriots
Los Angeles Rams
13-3
Atlanta, Georgia
2018
LII
Philadelphia Eagles
New England Patriots
41-33
Minneapolis, Minnesota
2017
LI
New England Patriots
Atlanta Falcons
34-28
Houston, Texas
2016
L
Denver Broncos
Carolina Panthers
24-10
Santa Clara, California
2015
XLIX
New England Patriots
Seattle Seahawks
28-24
Arizona
2014
XLVIII
Seattle Seahawks
Denver Broncos
43-8
New Jersey
2013
XLVII
Baltimore Ravens
San Francisco 49ers
34-31
New Orleans
2012
XLVI
New York Giants
New England Patriots
21-17
Indianapolis
2011
XLV
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
31-25
Texas
2010
XLIV
New Orleans Saints
Indianapolis Colts
31–17
Miami
2009
XLIII
Pittsburgh Steelers
Arizona Cardinals
27-23
Tampa
2008
XLII
New York Giants
New England Patriots
17-14
Arizona
2007
XLI
Indianapolis Colts
Chicago Bears
29-17
Miami
2006
XL
Pittsburgh
Seattle
21-10
Detroit
2005
XXXIX
New England
Philadelphia
24-21
Jacksonville
2004
XXXVIII
New England
Carolina
32-29
Houston
2003
XXXVII
Tampa Bay
Oakland
48-21
San Diego
2002
XXXVI
New England
St Louis
20-17
N Orleans
2001
XXXV
Baltimore
NY Giants
34-7
Tampa
2000
XXXIV
St Louis
Tennessee
23-16
Atlanta
1999
XXXIII
Denver
Atlanta
34-19
Miami
1998
XXXII
Denver
Green Bay
31-24
San Diego
1997
XXXI
Green Bay
New England
35-21
N Orleans
1996
XXX
Dallas
Pittsburgh
27-17
Tempe
1995
XXIX
San Francisco
San Diego
49-26
Miami
1994
XXVIII
Dallas
Buffalo
30-13
Atlanta
1993
XXVII
Dallas
Buffalo
52-17
Pasadena
1992
XXVI
Washington
Buffalo
37-24
Minneapolis
1991
XXV
NY Giants
Buffalo
20-19
Tampa
1990
XXIV
San Francisco
Denver
55-10
N Orleans
1989
XXIII
San Francisco
Cincinnati
20-16
Miami
1988
XXII
Washington
Denver
42-10
San Diego
1987
XXI
NY Giants
Denver
39-20
Pasadena
1986
XX
Chicago
New England
46-10
N Orleans
1985
XIX
San Francisco
Miami
38-16
Stanford
1984
XVIII
LA Raiders
Washington
38-9
Tampa
1983
XVII
Washington
Miami
27-17
Pasadena
1982
XVI
San Francisco
Cincinnati
26-21
Pontiac
1981
XV
Oakland
Philadelphia
27-10
N Orleans
1980
XIV
Pittsburgh
LA Rams
31-19
Pasadena
1979
XIII
Pittsburgh
Dallas
35-31
Miami
1978
XII
Dallas
Denver
27-10
N Orleans
1977
XI
Oakland
Minnesota
32-14
Pasadena
1976
X
Pittsburgh
Dallas
21-17
Miami
1975
IX
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
16-6
New Orleans
1974
VIII
Miami
Minnesota
24-7
Houston
1973
VII
Miami
Washington
14-7
Los Angeles
1972
VI
Dallas
Miami
24-3
N Orleans
1971
V
Baltimore
Dallas
16-13
Miami
1970
IV
Kansas City
Minnesota
23-7
N Orleans
1969
III
NY Jets
Baltimore
16-7
Miami
1968
II
Green Bay
Oakland
33-14
Miami
1967
I
Green Bay
Kansas City
35-10
Los Angeles
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Who Will Be the Super Bowl LX MVP?
Like in most professional sports and the equivalent to the Clive Churchill Medal in the NRL down under, the NFL reward the Most Valued Player (MVP) in the Super Bowl. They receive the MVP trophy, and it has been taken out by the likes of Hall of Fame players Bart Starr, Jerry Rice, Joe Mantana and record holder Tom Brady.
How To Bet on Super Bowl LX?
As well as the standard head-to-head Super Bowl odds on each team to take out the game there are a host of other top Super Bowl betting markets open on the game ever year.
Key Super Bowl Betting Odds include:
* First Touchdown Scorer
* Line / Total Points Double
There are also Super Bowl Scoring Markets including the First Score of the Game and Super Bowl betting on the 1st Half Point Spread plus plenty more open right now.