The New England Patriots came back in Super Bowl XLIX to defeat the Seattle Seahawks 28-24.
Tom Brady and Bill Belichick continued their legacy as the duo won their fourth Super Bowl in their sixth appearance.
Despite all of the controversy surrounding Deflate-gate, the Patriots played hard and won behind Super Bowl MVP Brady's four touchdowns.
Brady set a Super Bowl record for the most pass completions (37) in a gameand he threw four touchdown passes to four different receivers.
His 328 passing yards were especially amazing considering the Patriots only finished with 57 rushing yards.
The first half took a while to get going, but there was a lot of action late.
The first quarter went by in a flash as neither team scored a point.
The Patriots drew first blood with an 11-yard touchdown to Brandon LaFell.
The Seahawks later responded with a three-yard touchdown run by Marshawn Lynch.
Following Lynch’s score the Patriots went on an 80-yard drive that ended with a Rob Gronkowski touchdown.
The score left just 36 seconds left on the clock, but that was enough time for the Seahawks to set up a scoring drive of their own.
Chris Matthews, an unlikely hero, scored on an 11-yard strike with just six seconds left in the first half.
The Seattle Seahawks came out strong in the second half.
After being tied 14-14 at half-time the Seahawks scored 10 unanswered points.
Their defense was able to hold Brady and company in check for a while, but the Patriots eventually made things interesting again with a four-yard touchdown pass to Danny Amendola.
The Patriots then forced a three-and-out and scored on their next drive, a three-yard pass to Julian Edelman.
The touchdown was Brady’s fourth of the game.
The Seahawks were close to scoring a late game-winning touchdown, but Malcolm Butler’s interception sealed the Patriots’ victory.