The wait is over as the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots are squaring off against each other at Santa Clara. Amid this, let's know whether there was ever a final without a touchdown.
The wait is finally over as the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots are face-to-face, fighting for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The Patriots are eyeing their seventh Vince Lombardi trophy while the Seahawks are hoping to claim it. As of now, the Seattle Seahawks led with 29-13 in the fourth quarter, and the excitement about the game is hightened. At halftime, the Seahawks led 9-0, and to mention, it is hardly the lowest-scoring Super Bowl.
During Super Bowl 9, at halftime, it was a 2-0 affair between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings. As people have been stuck to the screens for every minute update about the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots game, let's know whether there ever was a game without a touchdown. To answer, there has never been a Super Bowl without a touchdown.
It also rarely happened that the final featured only one touchdown. Among 59 Super Bowl games, there had only been one, which was Super Bowl 53, when the Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams' game featured a two-yard touchdown. Sony Michel's two-yard touchdown was the highlight of the final result of 13-3. Apart from that, there had been several Super Bowl seasons where scores had been low. For example, Super Bowl 53 featured a total of 16 points, with the New England Patriots scoring 13 and the Los Angeles Rams scoring 3.
Super Bowl 7 featured a total of 21 points, with the Miami Dolphins' 14 and the Washington Redskins' 7. Super Bowl 9 had 22 points with Pittsburgh Steelers scoring 16, Minnesota Vikings making a score 6. Super Bowl 3 scored New York Jets with 16, Baltimore Colts' 7 points. And finally, Super Bowl 6 featured a seemingly lower score with the Dallas Cowboys' points being 24 and the Miami Dolphins' points being 3.
The Seattle Seahawks marked the first touchdown of Super Bowl LX 2026. Sam Darnold connected with AJ Barner for a 13-yard touchdown, and it happened soon after the Patriots' QB Drake Maye fumbled the ball. Following the first TD of the game, the Patriots scored their first points. The Seattle Seahawks then led 19-7, with the Patriots' Maye throwing a 35-yard TD to Mack Hollins.
With the high-stakes match going on, people cannot stop talking about 2015, and as it seems it's a rematch of that season, when the Patriots won at the very end, which was simply unexpected. That time the Patriots defeated the Seahawks at 28-24, and now, with the scores being 29-13, people are wondering who could have their hands on the title of the winner. While the Patriots are competing for their seventh title, this time without Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, the Seahawks are in the game to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the second time, being quarterbacked by Sam Darnold.
Who do you think could win the Vince Lombardi Trophy at Super Bowl LX?
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