(CNN)  -- Two storied teams ... two superstar quarterbacks ... an iconic venue. Sunday's Super Bowl XLV between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers at the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas has all the ingredients to match the inevitable hype which accompanies America's love affair with the finale of the NFL season. Streets will be deserted as well over 100 million watch on television in the United States alone and it's not just the action on the pitch which attracts the massive audience. The list of acts who have performed in the pre-game and halftime entertainment is a who's who of rock and pop celebrity, including Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, the Rolling Stones and The Who.
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Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers contest Super Bowl XLV in Dallas
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Pittsburgh have won a record six Super Bowl crowns with the Packers claiming three
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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger is aiming for third Super Bowl ring
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The Dallas Cowboys stadium in Texas hosts the 45th edition of the NFL season finale
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The only cloud on the horizon in the build-up to match day was the appalling weather in @placeholder, with sub-zero temperatures forcing both teams inside to practice and the Cowboys stadium shrouded in snow.