San Francisco Expected To Host Super Bowl In 2026

 

The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events around the globe held each year, and with so many classic games in recent times, the NFL is certainly capitalizing on all of the media attention around it, and now, we have the site of yet another Super Bowl seemingly confirmed.

With the Super Bowl location of the next two years already confirmed, the NFL is now expected to head back to San Francisco in 2026, following Las Vegas and New Orleans over the next two seasons. 

The NFL is expected to award hosting rights for the Super Bowl in 2026 to Levi's Stadium in San Francisco, per @BenFischerSBJ. Last time SF had it was Super Bowl 50 for Panthers/Broncos.

NFL already awarded 2024 to Las Vegas and 2025 to New Orleans. pic.twitter.com/XV5rTi7XZD

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) May 18, 2023

The last time Levi's Stadium held the Super Bowl was Super Bowl 50 in a matchup between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos, and with so many teams set up for long-term success right now, this should be another great contest in a great city.

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