I'm rooting for the underdog - Bengals. I like Cincinnati; I like the Quarterback Joey Burrow who reminds me of my favourite John Elway. My favourite Superbowl had Whitney singing Star Spangled Banner and stealth bombers almost took my baseball hat off.

One handed catch in the Superbowl. Wow!

A very good game which could have been even better had either the Bengals got a touchdown in the last few seconds or a field goal leading to extra time - with either side then going on to win.

I completely missed it.

Was it advertised less this time, or was it just a fluke that I managed to see nothing?

On BBC1 from 11.35 last night!

In 2026, it's very possible that this famous event, televised worldwide, will be played in London.

Already talks are ongoing between the NFL and Tottenham Hotspurs who currently host two games a season.

Spurs' retractable pitch allows for American football and concerts to take place on a different surface to EPL games.

The transition/turnover time only takes a few hours and, if the Super Bowl takes place at Spurs, it'll be the first outside the USA.

Allegro wrote:
In 2026, it's very possible that this famous event, televised worldwide, will be played in London.

Already talks are ongoing between the NFL and Tottenham Hotspurs who currently host two games a season.

Spurs' retractable pitch allows for American football and concerts to take place on a different surface to EPL games.

The transition/turnover time only takes a few hours and, if the Super Bowl takes place at Spurs, it'll be the first outside the USA.

Wrestlemania has been rumored to come to the UK for decades.

I did get an invite to Capital Carnage but I had other engagments.

I can't see the Super Bowl getting huge viewings in USA if it came to London Barney. NFL at Wembley is good for the causal fans to see an exhibition game.

But what would be the point of it moving?