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SUPER BOWL LVIII

Super Bowl 2024: how much do tickets cost as a resell?

If you wake up on Sunday (or are still awake from Saturday) and have decided you'd like to try a last-minute dash to Allegiant Stadium, then you might still have a chance! There are still some tickets available for the Game, although you'll need deep pockets and you'd better get a move on, depending on where you are. 

Here's how much a seat will set you back at the time of writing. 

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas hosts Super Bowl LVIII

The 49ers and the Chiefs will face off at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, home of the Raiders, which is hosting the Super Bowl for the first time. Given it was only built in 2020, that isn't too much of a surprise, but with 65,000 seats, it is the fourth-smallest venue in the NFL. The pull of Sin City in action...

San Francisco 49ers: how they reached the Super Bowl

1st in NFC West (12-5)

Divisional playoffs: Green Bay Packers 21-29 49ers

NFC Championship: Detroit Lions 31-34 49ers

Kansas City Chiefs: how they reached the Super Bowl

1st in AFC West (11-6)

Wild Card playoffs: Miami Dolphins 7-26 Chiefs

Divisional playoffs: Chiefs 27-24 Buffalo Bills

AFC Championship: Chiefs 17-10 Baltimore Ravens

Which teams have won the most Super Bowls?

This graphic is going to look different in 15 or so hours' time. But will the 49ers join the Steelers and the Patriots right at the top, or will the Chiefs claw their way further up the leaderboard?

When did the 49ers last win a Super Bowl?

So, the Chiefs have had plenty of recent success, but they still trail the 49ers when it comes to Super Bowls. Only two NFL teams (the Patriots and the Steelers, six) have won more Super Bowls than the San Francisco franchise (five). But their last victory came all the way back in January 1995, well before several members of the current roster were even born, Brock Purdy included.

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Which NFL teams have won back-to-back Super Bowls?

Previous back-to-back Super Bowl winners

Perhaps it’s a bit more common than many of us might think, but it’s still some achievement. The Chiefs can become the eighth team to win back-to-back Super Bowls if they are triumphant in Las Vegas.

Here’s how the other seven did it.

Can the Chiefs strengthen their NFL dynasty?

Is dynasty too strong? Kansas City are playing their fourth Super Bowl in five years and have won the championship twice in the last four seasons. Three out of five would be a significant level of dominance, if you ask me, especially if they make it two in a row. 

Kansas City Chiefs the reigning Super Bowl champions

Remember last year’s Super Bowl? It might feel like it was just yesterday, but it was a full 12 months ago, believe it or. The Kansas City Chiefs emerged victorious against the Philadelphia Eagles…and Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Andy Reid and Co are back for more this year against the 49ers!

What time is 49ers vs Chiefs at Super Bowl LVIII?

In among all the excitement, it’s easy to lose track of time, isn’t it? Super Bowl LVIII will see the San Francisco 49ers face the Kansas City Chiefs (as if you didn’t already know that), with kick-off at 6:30 p.m. ET, which is 3:30 p.m. for you west coasters.

You will, of course, be able to follow all the action from now until well after the end of the game right here on AS USA.

Super Bowl Sunday is officially here!

Christmas Day, Thanksgiving, maybe your birthday when you’re a child...is there any other day of the year that just feels different? Super Bowl Sunday has to be up there, right?

Super Bowl 2024 is upon us!

Hello and welcome to AS USA’s build-up to Super Bowl LVIII (58, if Roman numerals aren’t you thing). Excited about the 49ers facing the Chiefs? Who isn’t? We definitely are and will bringing you everything you need to know over the next few hours as kickoff approaches!

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas is where it’s all happening in a little over 12 hours’ time, but we've got plenty to squeeze in before then. Let's go!