Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs Triumph 25-22 in Overtime for Back-to-Back Wins

The Kansas City Chiefs secured their second Super Bowl title in a row, triumphing over the San Francisco 49ers with a 25-22 win in overtime at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday, February 11. This victory marks the first back-to-back Super Bowl win in the NFL since the New England Patriots achieved it in the mid-2000s.

The match commenced with a scoreless first quarter as both teams struggled to gain an edge. Momentum shifted in the second quarter as the 49ers accelerated their play, netting 10 points against the Chiefs’ three.

As the game progressed into the second half, the Chiefs mounted a comeback, adding 10 points to their score while their defense held the 49ers scoreless, leading to a 13-10 advantage for the Chiefs entering the final quarter. The fourth quarter saw the 49ers pulling ahead with nine points, but the Chiefs managed to level the score at 19-19 in the dying moments with a crucial field goal, pushing the game into overtime.

Chiefs’ quarterback Patrick Mahomes showcased his skill, completing 26 of 38 passes for 291 yards, contributing one touchdown pass and one interception. Wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling contributed with a touchdown. Key performances also came from tight end Travis Kelce, who amassed 86.8 yards across eight carries, and Justin Watson and Mecole Hardman Jr., who both made significant gains.

On the 49ers’ side, quarterback Brock Purdy completed 19 of 33 passes, accumulating 205 yards and a touchdown. Running back Christian McCaffrey was instrumental both in rushing, with 54 yards over 16 carries, and receiving, with 54 yards over six attempts and scoring a touchdown. Wide receiver Jauan Jennings also made notable contributions with 42 receiving yards and a touchdown.