Who won the Super Bowl 2026? Super Bowl LX winners revealed as victors put on dominant defence display - who was MVP?
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots faced off in Super Bowl LX last night (February 8) - but what team came out on top?
The championship game was held at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, with hundreds of millions of NFL fans watching across the globe.
While fans were treated to a halftime show from Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny (plus a few extra guests), the main focus of the event was the match itself as both side battled it out to be named Super Bowl champions.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Super Bowl LX result.


Who won Super Bowl LX?
The final result of Super Bowl LX saw the Seattle Seahawks win 29-13 over the New England Patriots.
It marked the Seahawks’ first win since 2016 and only the second in their history. Super Bowl LX was also their fourth appearance in the championship game.
The victory came as the Seattle side put on a dominant defensive display. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was sacked six times by Seattle’s number one-ranked defence throughout the match.


The first touchdown of the match only came in the fourth quarter, with Seahawks tight-end AJ Barner hauling in a Sam Darnold pass. Jason Myers also kicked five field goals for the Seahawks, marking a new Super Bowl record.
There was a slim chance of hope fo the Patriots as Mack Hollins scored a 35-yard touchdown, but the Seahawks dig in and were able to pick off Maye before closing out the game with a 29-13 scoreline.
Who won MVP at Super Bowl LX?
Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III joined the illustrious ranks of Super Bowl MVPs after being crowned this year’s most valuable player. Walker rushed for 135 yards on 27 carries during the match, with the RB also catching two passes for 26 yards to a total of 161 scrimmage yards.


His total of 135 rushing yards were to most in a Super Bowl since Terrell Davis rushed 157 yards for the Denver Broncos in the 1998 Super Bowl. He is also the first RB since Davis to be crowned Super Bowl MVP.
Speaking about his MVP win, Walker said: "Honestly, I feel like I'm just a team player. I'm not really focused on my personal gains. I just want to make the best impact on my team in the best way possible."
The 25-year old, who is set to hit free agency last this year, added: "If I would tell myself as a kid right now, I wouldn't have guessed that I would be the one to win the MVP. So, this is a surreal moment, and it doesn't happen without the guys in the locker room."
