Super Bowl LII — Philadelphia Eagles 41, New England Patriots 33 (Feb 4, 2018)
A summary of Super Bowl LII (52), the 2017 NFL championship game in which the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots 41–33 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
Overview
Super Bowl LII (the Roman numeral LII) was the championship game concluding the 2017 season of the NFL. Played on 2018-February 4 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the game matched the Philadelphia Eagles, champions of the NFC, against the New England Patriots, champions of the AFC. The Eagles won 41–33 to claim their first Super Bowl title and the franchise's second major NFL championship.
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The contest was a high-scoring, back-and-forth affair notable for aggressive play-calling and a mix of conventional and trick plays. Philadelphia quarterback Nick Foles was named Super Bowl MVP after a standout performance that included passing and receiving contributions. New England's quarterback Tom Brady also produced a large passing total, setting a Super Bowl single-game yardage mark.
Notable plays and statistics
- Trick play: Philadelphia executed a designed trick play that resulted in a touchdown reception by the quarterback, a sequence widely replayed and discussed afterward.
- Passing performance: The game featured unusually high passing totals and several lead changes, contributing to its reputation as one of the more offensively dynamic Super Bowls.
- Individual honors: The MVP award recognized the Eagles' quarterback for both leadership and key plays in the fourth quarter.
Venue, broadcast and halftime
U.S. Bank Stadium hosted the event in an indoor setting in downtown Minneapolis. The game drew a large national audience and featured the customary halftime entertainment and commercial presentations that accompany the modern Super Bowl broadcast experience.
Historical significance and legacy
Super Bowl LII is remembered for delivering the Philadelphia Eagles their first Super Bowl victory and for its exciting, offense-driven gameplay. The outcome altered narratives around both franchises for the following seasons and added another chapter to Super Bowl history, influencing play-calling and media coverage in subsequent years.
For team histories and season context, see conference summaries for the NFC and AFC, franchise pages for the Eagles and Patriots, and broader information on professional American football at this topic. Additional resources and official records can be found via league or venue references. Super Bowl LII coverage and archives are available for readers seeking play-by-play detail or full statistical breakdowns.
Questions and answers
Q: Who won Super Bowl LII?
A: The Philadelphia Eagles won Super Bowl LII.
Q: Who did the Philadelphia Eagles beat in Super Bowl LII?
A: The Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
Q: What was the final score of Super Bowl LII?
A: The final score of Super Bowl LII was 41-33 in favor of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Q: When was Super Bowl LII held?
A: Super Bowl LII was held on February 4, 2018.
Q: Where was Super Bowl LII played?
A: Super Bowl LII was played at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Q: How many times had the Philadelphia Eagles won a Super Bowl before Super Bowl LII?
A: The Philadelphia Eagles had never won a Super Bowl before Super Bowl LII.
Q: How many NFL titles have the Philadelphia Eagles won?
A: The Philadelphia Eagles have won two NFL titles, with Super Bowl LII being their second.
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