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Super Bowl XLIII Most Watched Game Ever

Media and Entertainment | 02.04.2009

Final results released by The Nielsen Company show that the Super Bowl matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals was the most watched Super Bowl ever, eclipsing last year's thriller between New York and New England. The broadcast, which featured a halftime performance by Bruce Springsteen, had an average viewership of 98.7 million viewers.

RANKSUPER BOWLWINNERLOSERAVG # OF VIEWERS

P2+

12009PittsburghArizona98,732,000
22008New YorkNew England97,448,000
31996DallasPittsburgh94,080,000
42007IndianapolisChicago93,184,000
51986ChicagoNew England92,570,000
61993DallasBuffalo90,990,000
72006PittsburghSeattle90,745,000
81998DenverGreen Bay90,000,000
91994DallasBuffalo90,000,000
102004New EnglandCarolina89,795,000
Source: 2009 The Nielsen Company

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