Super Bowl: Patriots beat the Seahawks in dramatic finale
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady threw four touchdowns in the Super Bowl
The New England Patriots overcame the 'deflate-gate' row to beat the Seattle Seahawks 28-24 in the Super Bowl.
The Patriots are being investigated over allegations they under-inflated balls in beating the Indianapolis Colts to reach the showpiece event.
But, despite trailing 24-14, they rallied to become the first team in Super Bowl history to trail by double digits in the second half and win.
The Patriots took the lead with two minutes left and held on for victory.
Key action
Patriots win their first Super Bowl in 10 years
Malcolm Butler intercepts a one-yard Seahawks on the goal-line with 20 seconds left
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady throws four touchdown es
Seahawks came back from 7-0 and 14-7 down to lead 24-14
Patriots were 10 points down midway through the fourth quarter
Brady throws a winning three-yard to Julian Edelman with two minutes, two seconds left

Butler on his interception: "I just had a vision that I was going to make a big play and it came true"

Brady has four Super Bowl wins to his name
Most Valuable Player
The New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was named the most valuable player of Sunday's Super Bowl, with the 37-year-old throwing four touchdown es, including two in the fourth quarter.
He set a new record for career Super Bowl touchdown es with 13 to break the old mark held by his childhood idol Joe Montana. Brady's 37 completions also set a new Super Bowl record.

Brady is married to Brazilian model Gisele Bundchen
Half-time spotlight on celebrities
Pop star Katy Perry was the star attraction at the interval and she was ed by special guests Lenny Kravitz and Missy Elliott.
Perry entered the pitch on a giant golden robotic lion as she sang her hit 'Roar' before Kravitz provided some rock and Missy Elliott some hip-hop.
The climax saw Perry lifted 50 feet off the ground by a mechanical contraption and she sang 'Firework' as she floated above the pitch.

Katy Perry made an extravagant entrance to kick-off the half-time show

There was a pyrotechnic display behind Perry as she sang her tune Firework
Social media goes into overdrive
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll was criticised for his decision to throw, rather than run the ball with powerhouse Marshawn Lynch, with his team a yard out and just seconds remaining.
"That play call will haunt Pete for the rest of his career," said former Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens.
"Why get cute at that point">