Super Bowl Winners by Year: Every Champion from 1967 to 2025

From the inaugural Super Bowl I in January 1967 to Super Bowl LIX in February 2025, this complete list covers every Super Bowl champion, final score, opponent, and MVP. The Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots are tied for the most Super Bowl wins with six each.

Super Bowls Played

Most Wins (Chiefs / Patriots)

Different Champions

Recent Super Bowl Winners (2015–2025)

Year	Game	Winner	Score	Opponent	MVP
2025	LIX	Philadelphia Eagles	40-22	Kansas City Chiefs	Jalen Hurts
2024	LVIII	Kansas City Chiefs	25-22 OT	San Francisco 49ers	Patrick Mahomes
2023	LVII	Kansas City Chiefs	38-35	Philadelphia Eagles	Patrick Mahomes
2022	LVI	Los Angeles Rams	23-20	Cincinnati Bengals	Cooper Kupp
2021	LV	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	31-9	Kansas City Chiefs	Tom Brady
2020	LIV	Kansas City Chiefs	31-20	San Francisco 49ers	Patrick Mahomes
2019	LIII	New England Patriots	13-3	Los Angeles Rams	Julian Edelman
2018	LII	Philadelphia Eagles	41-33	New England Patriots	Nick Foles
2017	LI	New England Patriots	34-28 OT	Atlanta Falcons	Tom Brady
2016	L	Denver Broncos	24-10	Carolina Panthers	Von Miller
2015	XLIX	New England Patriots	28-24	Seattle Seahawks	Tom Brady

Showing Super Bowls from 2015–2025. For the complete history from 1967 onward, see the full Super Bowl history.

Teams with the Most Super Bowl Wins

The New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs share the record for most Super Bowl championships with six titles each. The Pittsburgh Steelers have won six Super Bowls as well, making them part of an elite group. The San Francisco 49ers have appeared in the most Super Bowls without adding to their win total in recent years, with five championships all coming between 1982 and 1995.

The Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, and San Francisco 49ers all have five Super Bowl wins, trailing only the Patriots, Chiefs, and Steelers in all-time championships.