Every champion, year by year, across ten competitions. These are the same tables our trivia games run on, checked season by season against the official record before anything was allowed to serve them. Where history is odd we keep it odd: split titles get one row per selector, seasons that were never played are missing on purpose, and stripped titles stay vacant.
Every Super Bowl by the year it was played, with the final score, the MVP, the stadium as it was named that day and the host city as it was that day too: Miami until the Gardens incorporated, Stanford for XIX, Las Vegas for LVIII.
Play with this history: Champ or Not · Who'd They Beat? · Name Them All
Champ or Not Who'd They Beat? Name Them AllEvery Finals back to the 1947 BAA with the beaten finalist, the series winner first, and every Finals MVP since the award began in 1969.
Every World Series since 1903 with the beaten pennant winner. There was no series in 1904 or 1994, and the early best-of-nine years read as they were played.
Cup winners since 1915 with the beaten finalist, PCHA and WCHL challengers included. The 1919 final was abandoned for the flu pandemic and 2005 was lost to the lockout, so neither year appears.
Every WNBA Finals since the league began in 1997, with the beaten finalist and every Finals MVP from Cynthia Cooper on.
National champions by season since 1981. Years where the polls split carry one row per selector, because both titles are real.
Play with this history: College Grid · Champ or Not · Name Them All
College GridEvery men's national title game since 1939 with the beaten finalist and the final score. The 2020 tournament was cancelled, so no year is missing by accident.
Play with this history: Champ or Not · Name Them All
Champions of the English top flight, by the year the season finished.
Every premiership since 1897, each club under the name it wore at the time. Essendon, Carlton and Collingwood lead the count on 16 flags apiece.
Play with this history: AFL Higher or Lower · Champ or Not · Name Them All
AFL Higher or LowerEvery top grade rugby league premiership since 1908. 1997 lists both premiers because the game split that year, Newcastle in the ARL and Brisbane in Super League.
No premiership is shown for 2007 or 2009. Melbourne’s titles from those seasons were stripped for salary cap breaches and remain vacant in the official record, so they stay vacant here too.
Each table was verified against at least two independent sources, and the checks run on every build: winner lists are audited answer by answer, split titles and vacated seasons are pinned so they can never quietly change, and a blank cell means the detail was never verified rather than papered over. Spot something that looks wrong anyway? The Report a bug button below lands straight in our inbox.
All team names, competition names, logos and trademarks are property of their respective owners. DoUKnowBall is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the NFL, NBA, UFC, NHL, MLB, FIFA, UEFA, the Premier League, the English Football League, LaLiga, Serie A, the Bundesliga, Ligue 1, the Eredivisie, MLS, the Saudi Pro League, the IOC, the NCAA, F1, the PGA Tour, NASCAR, the ATP or the WTA. Player names and statistics are used for identification and commentary only. © 2026 DoUKnowBall
About Contact What's New Record Books Privacy Policy Terms of ServiceWe use cookies to improve your experience and show personalised ads. By continuing you agree to our cookie policy. Learn More
Learn More