Tampa Bay Buccaneers champion in the Super Bowl! – Last minute Other Sports news
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers triumphed after 18 years in the Super Bowl, the championship struggle of the American Football League (NFL), one of the largest sports organizations in the USA. Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated last year’s champion Kansas City Chiefs with a score of 31-9 in the 55th battle this year.
Chiefs, the best offensive team of the regular season this year, struggled to score in the final match played at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, USA.
Buccaneers, who finished the first quarter of the match ahead with a score of 7-3, took control of the game in the following minutes and finished the first half 21-6.
Although Kansas City, which started effectively in the second half of the match, brought the score to 21-9, Buccaneers had a 28-9 lead in the match and finished ahead 31-9 and regained victory in the Super Bowl in 2003 after the championship success in 2003.
Playing in the 10th Super Bowl of his career this year, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Brady scored his 7th Super Bowl victory and set his own record in this area.
Having previously won 6 wins and 3 defeats in the Super Bowl in 20 years with the New England Patriots team, 43-year-old Brady also broke a record in this field by being awarded the 5th Super Bowl “Most Valuable Player” (MVP) of his career.
Speaking about the award, Brady, expressing his pride with his teammates, said, “Our team was confident. I knew it would happen.
Bruce Arians, 68-year-old head coach of Buccaneers, the oldest coach to win the Super Bowl, said, “I am proud of my team. They came together as a team of brothers and they did it.”
