So the Superbowl was won by the Indianapolis Colts, and for us here in Europe it can be difficult to understand the Americanisms of the commentators during the game.
So, to help us 'Soccer' loving Euro's, Yesterdays Knews have translated the entire game into language we all understand here across the pond.
The match kicked off in a turrential downpour and there was to be a sensational start as Chicago FC scored straight from the kickoff with a great individual effort from centre half Dave Hester.
This rattled the opposition who took 20 minutes to recover but then scored a wonderful goal of their own when a brilliant pass from midfield maestro Manning set up winger Reggie Wayne who slotted the ball home with ease.
However, within 7 minutes the Chic's had increased their lead when pressure on the ball caused the Colts into some sloppy passes. Chicago playmaker, Grossman put the left winger Mushin Muhammed into space to score.
After the first of 3 breaks, Indianapolis begin to pile on the pressure and Striker Vinatieri scores from fully 29 yards before they take the lead with Rhodes bundling the ball home from a yard out.
After the second break, Vinatieri grabs his second, this time a 24 yard screamer and gets his hat-trick 16 minutes later, this time a 20 yard tap in.
Nine minutes later, the Bears get what would turn out to be a consolation goal as their forward Gould shoots from 44 yards into the top corner.
Eleven minutes after the 3rd and final break, the Colts make the game safe when Kevin Hayden intercepts a poor pass from Grossman to round the keeper and smack it in from a tight angle.
There are no further goals and the match finishes 6 - 3...... or 29 -17 in American slang.
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