FOOTBALL fans assume that the script for the Super Bowl was leaked by a television station.
A report from Canadian broadcaster CTV News appeared to confirm which teams will play on Sunday, February 11th.
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That’s despite the conference championships still pending to decide who goes to the dance.
The Super Bowl will take place in February at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers and Detroit Lions are the final four teams remaining.
But according to CTV News footage, it appears to have already been decided.
A report from the broadcaster on Thursday, January 18, confirmed the performers for the game’s halftime break and national anthem.
The script read: “Reba McEntire, Usher and Post Malone are scheduled to perform at the San Francisco 49ers-Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl game on February 11th.”
But both the 49ers and Ravens are far from certain of their spots in the big game.
One fan replied: “It’s been circulating for a while. The NFL Super Bowl conspiracy theory. That would just confirm this theory.”
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Some also said the report was fake when it circulated on social media.
NFL fans spotted a crazy trend in Super Bowl logos earlier this season.
Football lovers claimed that the teams for Las Vegas were already decided in November.
The colors of the Super Bowl logo have matched those of the teams for the past few seasons.
Two years ago, the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
And the logo for this particular game was yellow and orange.
Last year’s Super Bowl in Glendale, Arizona featured a red and green color scheme.
And the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 38:35 on this occasion.
The official logo of this year’s Super Bowl in Las Vegas, Nevada is colored red and purple.
And that led many to speculate that the 49ers would face the Ravens in the showpiece of the season.
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