Super Bowl Finals Data API

API ID 1771

The Super Bowl Finals Data API provides comprehensive information on Super Bowl championship games, including winning and losing teams, venues, coaches, and scores. With data spanning from 1967 to 2023, this API is a valuable resource for sports fans and researchers alike.

100% uptime 250 ms avg response

API Documentation

Endpoints

Request

Retrieve:

1) All winning and losing teams from 1967 until 2023
2) All event venues, cities and states where games occurred from 1967 until 2023
3) All winning and losing team coaches from 1967 until 2023
4) All winning and losing teams' scores from 1967 until 2023

Endpoint ID: 1408
GET https://zylalabs.com/api/1771/super+bowl+finals+data+api/1408/get+finals+stats
INPUT PARAMETERS

Free test requests remaining: 3 of 3.

This endpoint does not require any input parameters.

API EXAMPLE RESPONSE
JSON
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Shula"}}},{"id":4,"SuperBowl_IV":{"date":"01/11/1970","location":{"event_stadium":"Tulane Stadium","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Kansas City Chiefs","final_winner_score":23,"winning_team_coach":"Hank Stram","losing_coach_team":"Bud Grant","final_losing_score":7,"losing_team":"Minnesota Vikings"}}},{"id":5,"SuperBowl_V":{"date":"01/17/1971","location":{"event_stadium":"Orange Bowl","city":"Miami","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Baltimore Colts","final_winner_score":16,"winning_team_coach":"Don McCafferty","losing_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_losing_score":13,"losing_coach_team":"Tom Landry"}}},{"id":6,"SuperBowl_VI":{"date":"01/16/1972","location":{"event_stadium":"Tulane Stadium","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_winner_score":24,"winning_team_coach":"Tom Landry","losing_coach_team":"Don Shula","final_losing_score":3,"losing_team":"Miami Dolphins"}}},{"id":7,"SuperBowl_VII":{"date":"01/14/1973","location":{"event_stadium":"Memorial Coliseum","city":"Los Angeles","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Miami Dolphins","final_winner_score":14,"winning_team_coach":"Don Shula","losing_team":"Washington Redskins","final_losing_score":7,"losing_coach_team":"George Allen"}}},{"id":8,"SuperBowl_VIII":{"date":"01/13/1974","location":{"event_stadium":"Rice Stadium","city":"Houston","state":"Texas"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Miami Dolphins","final_winner_score":24,"winning_team_coach":"Don Shula","losing_team":"Minnesota Vikings","final_losing_score":7,"losing_coach_team":"Bud Grant"}}},{"id":9,"SuperBowl_IX":{"date":"01/12/1975","location":{"event_stadium":"Tulane Stadium","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Pittsburgh Steelers","final_winner_score":16,"winning_team_coach":"Chuck Noll","losing_team":"Minnesota Vikings","final_losing_score":6,"losing_coach_team":"Bud Grant"}}},{"id":10,"SuperBowl_X":{"date":"01/18/1976","location":{"event_stadium":"Orange Bowl","city":"Miami","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Pittsburgh Steelers","final_winner_score":21,"winning_team_coach":"Chuck Noll","losing_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_losing_score":17,"losing_coach_team":"Tom Landry"}}},{"id":11,"SuperBowl_XI":{"date":"01/09/1977","location":{"event_stadium":"Rose Bowl","city":"Pasadena","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Oakland Raiders","final_winner_score":32,"winning_team_coach":"John Madden","losing_team":"Minnesota Vikings","final_losing_score":14,"losing_coach_team":"Bud Grant"}}},{"id":12,"SuperBowl_XII":{"date":"01/15/1978","location":{"event_stadium":"Superdome","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_winner_score":27,"winning_team_coach":"Tom Landry","losing_team":"Denver Broncos","final_losing_score":10,"losing_coach_team":"Red Miller"}}},{"id":13,"SuperBowl_XIII":{"date":"01/21/1979","location":{"event_stadium":"Orange Bowl","city":"Miami","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Pittsburgh Steelers","final_winner_score":35,"winning_team_coach":"Chuck Noll","losing_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_losing_score":31,"losing_coach_team":"Tom Landry"}}},{"id":14,"SuperBowl_XIV":{"date":"01/20/1980","location":{"event_stadium":"Rose Bowl","city":"Pasadena","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Pittsburgh Steelers","final_winner_score":31,"winning_team_coach":"Chuck Noll","losing_team":"Los Angeles Rams","final_losing_score":19,"losing_coach_team":"Ray Malavasi"}}},{"id":15,"SuperBowl_XV":{"date":"01/25/1981","location":{"event_stadium":"Louisiana Superdome","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Oakland Raiders","final_winner_score":27,"winning_team_coach":"Tom Flores","losing_team":"Philadelphia Eagles","final_losing_score":10,"losing_coach_team":"Dick Vermeil"}}},{"id":16,"SuperBowl_XVI":{"date":"01/24/1982","location":{"event_stadium":"Pontiac Silverdome","city":"Pontiac","state":"Michigan"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"San Francisco 49ers","final_winner_score":26,"winning_team_coach":"Bill Walsh","losing_team":"Cincinnati Bengals","final_losing_score":21,"losing_coach_team":"Forrest Gregg"}}},{"id":17,"SuperBowl_XVII":{"date":"01/30/1983","location":{"event_stadium":"Rose Bowl","city":"Pasadena","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Washington Redskins","final_winner_score":27,"winning_team_coach":"Joe Gibbs","losing_team":"Miami Dolphins","final_losing_score":17,"losing_coach_team":"Don Shula"}}},{"id":18,"SuperBowl_XVIII":{"date":"01/22/1984","location":{"event_stadium":"Tampa Stadium","city":"Tampa","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Los Angeles Raiders","final_winner_score":38,"winning_team_coach":"Tom Flores","losing_coach_team":"Joe Gibbs","final_losing_score":9,"losing_team":"Washington Redskins"}}},{"id":19,"SuperBowl_XIX":{"date":"01/20/1985","location":{"event_stadium":"Stanford Stadium","city":"Palo Alto","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"San Francisco 49ers","final_winner_score":38,"winning_team_coach":"Bill Walsh","losing_team":"Miami Dolphins","final_losing_score":16,"losing_coach_team":"Don Shula"}}},{"id":20,"SuperBowl_XX":{"date":"01/26/1986","location":{"event_stadium":"Louisiana Superdome","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Chicago Bears","final_winner_score":46,"winning_team_coach":"Mike Ditka","losing_team":"New England Patriots","final_losing_score":10,"losing_coach_team":"Raymond Berry"}}},{"id":21,"SuperBowl_XXI":{"date":"01/25/1987","location":{"event_stadium":"Rose Bowl","city":"Pasadena","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"New York Giants","final_winner_score":39,"winning_team_coach":"Bill Parcells","losing_team":"Denver Broncos","final_losing_score":20,"losing_coach_team":"Dan Reeves"}}},{"id":22,"date":"01/31/1988","location":{"event_stadium":"Jack Murphy Stadium","city":"San Diego","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Washington Redskins","final_winner_score":42,"winning_team_coach":"Joe Gibbs","losing_team":"Denver Broncos","final_losing_score":10,"losing_coach_team":"Dan Reeves"}},{"id":23,"SuperBowl_XXIII":{"date":"01/22/1989","location":{"event_stadium":"Joe Robbie Stadium","city":"Miami Gardens","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"San Francisco 49ers","final_winner_score":20,"winning_team_coach":"Bill Walsh","losing_team":"Cincinnati Bengals","final_losing_score":16,"losing_coach_team":"Sam Wyche"}}},{"id":24,"SuperBowl_XXIV":{"date":"01/28/1990","location":{"event_stadium":"Louisiana Superdome","city":"New Orleans","state":"Louisiana"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"San Francisco 49ers","final_winner_score":55,"winning_team_coach":"George Seifert","losing_team":"Denver Broncos","final_losing_score":10,"losing_coach_team":"Dan Reeves"}}},{"id":25,"SuperBowl_XXV":{"date":"01/27/1991","location":{"event_stadium":"Tampa Stadium","city":"Tampa","state":"Florida"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"New York Giants","final_winner_score":20,"winning_team_coach":"Bill Parcells","losing_team":"Buffalo Bills","final_losing_score":19,"losing_coach_team":"Marv Levy","number":"XXV"}}},{"id":26,"SuperBowl_XXVI":{"date":"01/26/1992","location":{"event_stadium":"Metrodome","city":"Minneapolis","state":"Minnesota"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Washington Redskins","final_winner_score":37,"winning_team_coach":"Joe Gibbs","losing_team":"Buffalo Bills","final_losing_score":24,"losing_coach_team":"Marv Levy"}}},{"id":27,"SuperBowl_XXVII":{"date":"01/31/1993","location":{"event_stadium":"Rose Bowl","city":"Pasadena","state":"California"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_winner_score":52,"winning_team_coach":"Jimmy Johnson","losing_team":"Buffalo Bills","final_losing_score":17,"losing_coach_team":"Marv Levy"}}},{"id":28,"SuperBowl_XXVIII":{"date":"01/30/1994","location":{"event_stadium":"Georgia Dome","city":"Atlanta","state":"Georgia"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_winner_score":30,"winning_team_coach":"Jimmy Johnson","losing_team":"Buffalo Bills","final_losing_score":13,"losing_coach_team":"Marv Levy"}}},{"id":29,"SuperBowl_XXIX":{"date":"01/29/1995","location":{"event_stadium":"Joe Robbie Stadium","city":"Miami Gardens","state":"Florida"},"winning_team":"San Francisco 49ers","final_winner_score":49,"winning_team_coach":"George Seifert","losing_team":"San Diego Chargers","final_losing_score":26,"losing_coach_team":"Bobby Ross"}},{"id":30,"SuperBowl_XXX":{"date":"01/28/1996","location":{"event_stadium":"Sun Devil Stadium","city":"Tempe","state":"Arizona"},"competing_teams":{"winning_team":"Dallas Cowboys","final_winner_score":27,"winning_team_coach":"Barry Switzer","losing_team":"Pittsburgh Steelers","final_losing_score":17}}},{"_note":"Response truncated for documentation purposes"}]
Get Finals Stats — CODE SNIPPETS

curl --location --request GET 'https://zylalabs.com/api/1771/super+bowl+finals+data+api/1408/get+finals+stats' --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY' 


    

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Overview

About the API: 

The Super Bowl Finals Data API is a comprehensive tool that provides access to data on Super Bowl championship games from 1967 to 2023. This API offers information on winning and losing teams, event venues, coaches, and scores, making it a valuable resource for sports enthusiasts, researchers, and businesses.

With data on all winning and losing teams from 1967 until 2023, the Super Bowl Finals Data API can be used to track the history of the Super Bowl and analyze trends in team performance over time. This information can be used by sports analysts to identify patterns and make predictions for future Super Bowl events. It can also be used by businesses to plan marketing campaigns and promotions related to the Super Bowl.

The API also provides information on all event venues, cities, and states where Super Bowl games have occurred. This data can be used to track the popularity of different Super Bowl locations and analyze trends in fan attendance. Businesses can use this information to identify target markets and plan events related to the Super Bowl.

In addition, the Super Bowl Finals Data API provides data on all winning and losing team coaches from 1967 until 2023. This information can be used to track coaching trends and analyze the impact of coaching on team performance. It can also be used by sports enthusiasts to research the history of different coaches and their impact on the sport.

Finally, the API offers data on all winning and losing teams' scores from 1967 until 2023. This information can be used to analyze the competitiveness of different Super Bowl games and identify trends in scoring. Businesses can use this information to plan promotions and marketing campaigns related to the Super Bowl.

Overall, the Super Bowl Finals Data API is a valuable tool for sports enthusiasts, researchers, and businesses who require access to comprehensive data on Super Bowl championship games. With its ability to provide structured and organized data on winning and losing teams, event venues, coaches, and scores, the API can be used to gain insights into the history of the Super Bowl and inform important business decisions.

 

What this API receives and what your API provides (input/output)?

Call the endpoint and  receive information from every Super Bowl final like:

1) All winning and losing teams from 1967 until 2023
2) All event venues, cities, and states where games occurred from 1967 until 2023
3) All winning and losing team coaches from 1967 until 2023
4) All winning and losing teams' scores from 1967 until 2023

 

What are the most common uses cases of this API?

  1. Sports Analysis: Sports analysts and enthusiasts can use the Super Bowl Finals Data API to access data on winning and losing teams, coaches, venues, and scores to gain insights into team performance over time. They can use this information to identify patterns, make predictions for future Super Bowl events, and analyze the impact of coaching on team performance.

  2. Marketing and Advertising: Businesses can use the Super Bowl Finals Data API to plan marketing campaigns and promotions related to the Super Bowl. By accessing data on winning and losing teams, coaches, venues, and scores, they can identify target markets, plan events related to the Super Bowl, and create promotions that resonate with Super Bowl fans.

  3. Location-based Services: The Super Bowl Finals Data API can be used by location-based services to provide users with information on Super Bowl venues, cities, and states. This information can be used to identify popular Super Bowl locations, track trends in fan attendance, and provide users with accurate information on Super Bowl events.

  4. Education and Research: The Super Bowl Finals Data API can be used in educational settings to teach students about sports history and statistics. Researchers can also use the API to study trends in Super Bowl history, analyze the impact of coaching on team performance, and identify factors that contribute to Super Bowl success.

  5. Entertainment: Fans of the Super Bowl can use the Super Bowl Finals Data API to access historical data on winning and losing teams, coaches, venues, and scores. This information can be used to settle debates among friends, create Super Bowl-related trivia games, and learn more about the history of the sport.

 

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Besides the number of API calls, there is no other limitation

Super Bowl Finals Data API FAQs

The API returns comprehensive data on Super Bowl championship games, including winning and losing teams, event venues, coaches, and scores from 1967 to 2023.

Key fields include the Super Bowl date, event stadium, city, state, winning team, final winner score, winning team coach, losing team, final losing score, and losing coach.

The response data is structured as an array of objects, each representing a Super Bowl with nested details about the date, location, competing teams, and scores.

The endpoint provides information on winning and losing teams, event venues, coaches, and scores for all Super Bowls from 1967 to 2023.

Users can customize requests by specifying parameters such as year or team names to filter results, allowing for targeted data retrieval.

The data is sourced from official Super Bowl records and historical sports databases, ensuring accuracy and reliability.

Typical use cases include sports analysis, marketing campaigns, educational research, and fan engagement activities, such as trivia games.

Users can analyze trends in team performance, compare coaching impacts, and create visualizations or reports based on the structured data provided in the API response.

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