"Patriots" from New England for the fourth time became the owners of the "Super Bowl"

The New England Patriots of Massachusetts won the Super Bowl, the final match of the National Football League Championship. The Patriots defeated Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seahawks Seattle Hawks with an 28: 24 score in a match held on Sunday in Arizona. For the Patriots, this is the fourth victory in the Super Bowl.

In the last quarter of the match, the Patriots were lagging behind, but their quarterback (raspasovschiku) Tom Brady managed to successfully double the pitch and bring the team forward only two minutes before the end of normal time.

A few seconds before the end of the match, the Hawks 'quarterback of Seattle, Russell Wilson, managed to lead the team into the depths of the Patriots' half of the field. His combination ended with an impressive 33 yard pickup by Jermaine Kirs. The back runner of the Hawks Marshon Lynch ended up with the ball one yard from the touchdown line, but this was followed by a rally in which Wilson tried to make a pass that Malcolm Butler intercepted from the Patriots' tailgate, which did not leave the Hawks a chance to win.

For the third time in his career, Brady was awarded the title of most valuable player. At the end of the match, the total length of his gear was 328 yards. In addition, he managed to break through the vaunted defense of the "shock legion" of the Seattle team with four touchdowns. He set a new record for the total number of touchdowns (13), carried out by one player during the Super Bowl matches. In this case, the previous record belonged to the idol of childhood Brady, Joe Montana, included in the Hall of Fame NFL.

Under Brady and Patriots head coach Bill Belichik, they joined a group of such “star” teams - four-time Super Bowl winners like Pittsburgh Steelers, San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys.

In turn, the Hawks, who won last year's Super Bowl, hoped to become the first team to win the NFL's main trophy back-to-back since the Patriots did it in 2004 and 2005, Voice of America writes.