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Sunday’s Super Bowl is the culmination of a dream that began in 2016 when the Rams moved back to Los Angeles from St. Louis, with a grandiose plan to play in the state-of-the-art SoFi Stadium — which was still just a blueprint.
And this season, they sealed the deal. They’ll meet the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI.
But there’s much more to it than just these two teams. L.A. is putting on the NFL’s biggest party. Here is everything to know.
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Your key questions, answered
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Super Bowl I was dramatically different. See for yourself
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Will Matthew Stafford prove the Rams right?
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The evolution of the halftime show
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Delicious ideas for your Super Bowl party plate
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Should the Super Bowl be in SoCal for good?
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