Summary

  • The Seattle Seahawks dominate the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl 60 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California

  • RESULT: Patriots 13-29 Seahawks

  • Patriots quarterback Drake Maye sacked six times by Seattle's number one-ranked defence

  • First touchdown of game comes in fourth quarter, as tight-end AJ Barner hauls in Sam Darnold pass, following Maye fumble, to make it 19-0

  • Jason Myers kicks five field goals for Seahawks - a Super Bowl record

  • A 35-yard Mack Hollins TD gives Patriots a slim hope of a comeback

  • But Maye is then picked off twice by Seattle, with one going for a touchdown, as Seahawks close out game

  • Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny plays historic half-time show, performing entire set in Spanish

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Live Reporting

Paul Higham, Joe Bradshaw, Esha Nayar and Ben Ramsdale

  1. Is the Super Bowl the world's biggest sports event?

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    If you're in America anyway.

    The 2024 Super Bowl set a domestic record when an estimated 123 million people tuned in to make it the most-watched broadcast since the 1969 moon landing.

    And last year topped it. More than 127 million saw the Philadelphia Eagles end the Kansas City Chiefs' dreams of a three-peat in February 2025.

    Worth saying that these figures are tracking only US audiences. When a worldwide audience is factored in, things change - for instance the global TV audience for the 2022 men's World Cup final was watched by an estimated 1.5 billion people.

  2. Sun is shining in Santa Clara

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    BBC Sport journalist at Levi's Stadium

    Outside shot of Levi's Stadium before Super Bowl 60

    More than 3,000 media members have been covering the Super Bowl build-up, with most of them based in San Francisco.

    It was a typically misty start to the day there as the media shuttles set off on the 45-mile journey south to Levi's Stadium.

    But the sun is shining in Santa Clara so it should be a glorious start to the pre-game activities.

  3. Where is it taking place?

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    Santa Clara is about 5,000 miles away from the UK - hence kicking off in daylight - but we'll do our best to make you feel like you're one of the lucky 71,000 or so inside Levi's Stadium.

    This is only the second time it has hosted this event. The first was 10 years ago as Denver Broncos saw off Carolina Panthers 24-10 in a defensive masterclass.

    Broncos linebacker Von Miller was named Super Bowl MVP, the last time a defensive player received the accolade.

  4. The stage is set

    Seattle Seahawks v New England Patriots (23:30)

    Lovely day for a Super Bowl down in Santa Clara (not San Francisco)...

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  5. Welcome to Super Bowl Sunday!

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    Here we go! This is it folks, the night you've all been waiting for as the NFL season comes to a pulsating, thrilling, energy-sapping conclusion at Super Bowl 60.

    Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara is the venue, the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots are the teams and the treasured Lombardi Trophy is the prize.

    There's a lot to like about both sides, who both finished 14-3 this season, both have likeable head coaches and great stories at quarterback, but there can only be one winner.

    We've got an extended build-up for you tonight so we can take you through all aspects of the Super Bowl experience, from setting the scene, getting the vibes from inside the stadium and also a bit of celeb spotting!

    We'll also bring you crucial team news, introduce you to the teams and their players and talk a bit of tactics - and watch out for our interactive elements with votes, polls and quizzes all coming your way.

    So stay right here as we guide you through all things Super Bowl, it's sure to be a fun ride!