Miami and San Francisco are the two finalists to host the Super Bowl in 2015, the 50th iteration, otherwise known as Super Bowl L. The decision was announced by the Super Bowl Advisory Committee Tuesday afternoon, as tweeted by SB Nation's Ryan Van Bibber, who was on site.

Super Bowl host cities under consideration are Houston San Fran & South Florida

— ryan van bibber (@justRVB) October 16, 2012

CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora further explained the selection details:

South Florida and San Francisco are the 2 finalist for Super Bowl 50 and those two, plus Houston, in the running for SB 51

— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) October 16, 2012

The site that is not selected to host in 2016 will be competing with Houston's Reliant Stadium to host the game in 2017. The other cities making bids to host Super Bowl L were New Orleans and Tampa.

Miami's Sun Life Stadium has hosted five Super Bowls since it opened in 1987, most recently in 2010. It will host the 2013 BCS championship game.

If San Francisco is chosen as the host site, the game will be held at the 49ers new stadium in Santa Clara, scheduled to open in time for the 2014 NFL season. The Bay Area has not hosted a Super Bowl since 1985, when the 49ers defeated the Dolphins at Stanford Stadium in Super Bowl XIX.

NFL owners will make a final decision on the 2016 Super Bowl at their spring meeting.

This story originally appeared on SBNation.com.