The NFL has named Arizona and New Orleans as hosts for future Super Bowls as the league's spring meetings in Atlanta draw to a close.
With the venues through to 2022 already in place, the league picked University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona as the site for Super Bowl LVII in 2023.
Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans will host the following year, the eighth time it will be held there, a single-venue record.
That would make for the fourth time a Super Bowl has been hosted in Arizona (third at University of Phoenix Stadium) and a record-equally 11th time for New Orleans.
Miami, which will host the Super Bowl after the 2019 season, will also have hosted the game 11 times at multiple stadiums.
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Atlanta is the site of next season's Super Bowl LIII, which will showcase the team's new Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The NFL is ending the process of potential host cities bidding to win the league's approval. Instead, the league will ask cities if they would like to host the game, while giving special merit to locations that have new stadiums.
The owners also awarded the 2019 NFL Draft hosting duties to Nashville on Wednesday.
