The Seattle Seahawks conquered Super Bowl LX this Sunday, defeating the New England Patriots 29-13 in the NFL's final game played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. Seattle built its victory on a solid defense and an efficient offense, enough to manage the game and close it out in their favor. The team led by Mike Macdonald thus secured its second Vince Lombardi Trophy, in a game marked by Jason Myers' accuracy and an unforgettable halftime show headlined by Bad Bunny. From the start, the Seahawks managed to impose their game plan, maintaining control of the pace and limiting their opponent's options in key moments. Seattle capitalized on their opportunities and protected their lead throughout the game, even though the Patriots tried to rally in the fourth quarter. Jason Myers makes history and leads the Seahawks' offense. The main offensive star was Jason Myers, who made five field goals, a historic Super Bowl record, and became the most decisive player of the game. The kicker opened the scoring on the first drive with a 33-yard shot and punished the Patriots again at the start of the second quarter with another successful attempt from 39 yards.

Before halftime, Myers reappeared to make it 9-0 with a third field goal from 41 yards, a perfect reflection of Seattle's total control over the game.

Seahawks' ferocious defense neutralizes Drake Maye

The Seahawks' defense was key to tilting the Super Bowl early on. The New England Patriots managed only four first downs in the entire first half, completely neutralized by the constant pressure. Rookie Drake Maye was sacked three times for a total loss of 30 yards, unable to find his rhythm against a defensive wall that recalled the best versions of the Seattle franchise in history. Sam Darnold connects with AJ Barner after the Bad Bunny show. After the halftime show,With Bad Bunny setting the rhythm in Santa Clara, the Seahawks struck immediately. Quarterback Sam Darnold found his tight end AJ Barner, who crossed the end zone to score the first touchdown of Super Bowl LX.

The Patriots responded with a pass from Drake Maye to Mack Hollins, who narrowed the gap on the scoreboard and momentarily restored hope to the New England team.

Uchenna Nwosu seals the Super Bowl with a decisive interception

The play that closed the game came when Uchenna Nwosu intercepted the ball just as Maye was about to throw, returning it to the end zone for Seattle's second defensive touchdown and sealing the championship.

Rhamondre Stevenson scored a final touchdown to make the scoreline more respectable, but the Patriots failed on their two-point conversion attempt, confirming a painful defeat.

Revenge accomplished eleven years later

The victory had a special flavor for Seattle The Seahawks exacted the sweetest revenge against the New England Patriots, the same rival who denied them the title eleven years earlier in the Phoenix Super Bowl. This time, in Santa Clara, the story was completely different. With a near-perfect season and a dominant performance on the NFL's biggest stage, the Seahawks have once again cemented their status as champions and written a new golden chapter in their history.The Seahawks have once again cemented their status as champions and written a new golden chapter in their history.The Seahawks have once again cemented their status as champions and written a new golden chapter in their history.