U.S. authorities have seized $39.5 million worth of counterfeit sports merchandise ahead of Super Bowl LIX, officials said on Wednesday, in a crackdown on fake goods being sold to fans. The operation,

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After 272 regular-season games and three rounds of playoffs, the NFL's championship matchup is finally upon us. That's right: It's Super Bowl time. Festivities begin Monday, when the last two teams standing meet in New Orleans for Opening Night,

Thousands of law enforcement officials descended upon New Orleans this week, attempting to protect fans, but authorities continue to recommend vigilance, especially for those seeking tickets to Super Bowl LIX.

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Not only are fake Super Bowl tickets circulating in the city, convincingly real merchandise has also been confiscated.

Authorities confiscated $39.5 million worth of counterfeit sports merchandise ahead of Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. More than 214,500 items were seized in the year-long crackdown, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in a news release on Wednesday,