Relive how the Eagles beat Patriots in Super Bowl LII

Summary

Eagles win the Super Bowl for first time
Eagles QB Foles becomes first player in NFL history to throw and catch a touchdown in Super Bowl
Eagles and Pats combine for record total yardage in any post-season game
Patriots miss out on record-equalling sixth Super Bowl win
Justin Timberlake pays tribute to Prince in half-time show

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Tom Rostance

A Brady bunch (of records)published at 22:36 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2018
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Tom Brady, 40, will become the oldest quarterback in history to win the Lombardi Trophy if he successfully leads the Patriots to a record-equalling sixth title.
A sixth title for Brady would also give him more Super Bowl rings than any other player in history, taking him one clear of San Francisco 49ers great Charles Haley.
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Win or lose, Brady will become the oldest non-kicker to play in the showpiece, 16 years after guiding the Patriots to his first Super Bowl triumph, a 20-17 defeat of the St. Louis Rams in 2002.
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Building the dynastypublished at 22:30 Greenwich Mean Time 4 February 2018
New England Patriots v Philadelphia Eagles (23:30 GMT)
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The Real Madrid of Puskas, Di Stefano and Bernabeu.
Warne's Australia, Guardiola's Barcelona, Jordan's Bulls, Serena Williams.
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The All Blacks of, well, any era really.
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Richards' West Indies, Cruyff's Ajax, Liverpool in the 70s and 80s, Phil Taylor, the Wigan of Offiah and Edwards.
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Usain Bolt, Ferguson's United, Roger Federer, Muller's Bayern, Tiger Woods, Sacchi's Milan.
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When somebody dominates in sport they can transcend it and become household names across the world.
Tonight, the New England Patriots of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick go for a record-equalling sixth Super Bowl.
In their way stand the Philadelphia Eagles. A huge upset on the cards? Or the latest chapter in the Patriots' dynasty?