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Super Bowl XL will be the 40th Super Bowl, championship game of the National Football League, the major professional league of American football. The contest will be played on February 5, 2006 at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan, home of the Detroit Lions, and telecast on ABC in the United States. With the expiration of current television contracts among ABC, CBS, ESPN and FOX following the 2005 season, the game will be the final telecast for ABC after thirty-six seasons with the NFL. Al Michaels and John Madden will be in the broadcast booth for the game, and it is expected that ESPN's Chris Berman will host the lengthy pre-game show.

Games

1960s	I (1966) II (1967) III (1968) IV (1969)
1970s	V (1970) VI (1971) VII (1972) VIII (1973) IX (1974) X (1975) XI (1976) XII (1977) XIII (1978) XIV (1979)
1980s	XV (1980) XVI (1981) XVII (1982) XVIII (1983) XIX (1984) XX (1985) XXI (1986) XXII (1987) XXIII (1988) XXIV (1989)
1990s	XXV (1990) XXVI (1991) XXVII (1992) XXVIII (1993) XXIX (1994) XXX (1995) XXXI (1996) XXXII (1997) XXXIII (1998) XXXIV (1999)
2000s	XXXV (2000) XXXVI (2001) XXXVII (2002) XXXVIII (2003) XXXIX (2004) XL (2005) XLI (2006) XLII (2007) XLIII (2008) XLIV (2009)
2010s	XLV (2010) XLVI (2011) XLVII (2012) XLVIII (2013) XLIX (2014) 50 (2015) LI (2016) LII (2017) LIII (2018) LIV (2019)
2020s	LV (2020) LVI (2021) LVII (2022) LVIII (2023) LIX (2024) LX (2025) LXI (2026) LXII (2027)

People	Champions Pre-Super Bowl NFL champions Head coaches Quarterbacks Officials
Awards, trophies, records	Super Bowl ring Vince Lombardi Trophy Most Valuable Players Pete Rozelle Trophy Records
Broadcast and production	National anthem Halftime Commercials USA Today Ad Meter List Broadcast Network broadcasters Counterprogramming Lead-out programming Television ratings