Most Americans would rather their team wins Super Bowl over Valentine's Day romp

dailystar.co.uk:

Super Bowl win?Not a question likely to be uttered over many Valentine's Day meals in the UK this year, but a conundrum that has now been put to American citizens.And the results suggest that romance plays second fiddle to supporting your team on one of the biggest sporting stages of them all.

This year's bonanza takes place on Sunday, February 13, just a day before many couples are likely to be wining and dining, exchanging cards, sharing extravagant gestures, or in some cases, doing pretty much nothing at all.The Los Angeles Rams will take on the Cincinnati Bengals in a game that will be played in the home arena of the Rams, SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.And in a recent study conducted by Pickswise, 1000 male and female football fans were asked whether they would prefer to see their franchise win on the grand occasion - or get down to business with their other halves.As perhaps expected, males were unanimous with their answer, with 64% preferring to see their team celebrate on the pitch with the Vince Lombardi trophy.Perhaps more surprisingly though, was female fans are clearly in a similar mode of thinking, with 63% taking a Super Bowl win over action between the sheets.In a different part of the poll, American football enthusiasts were asked if they would abstain from intercourse for six months if it meant seeing their team triumph in the final.Sex or a Super Bowl win, you decide?

Let us know in the comments section.Answers this time around weren't quite so similar, with 48% of men and 36% of women stating they would not have sex until August if it meant a Super Bowl win, though 45% of women answered with a flat-out 'no', compared to the men's 40%.However, at least Super Bowl seems to play second fiddle to.