WATCH: Patriots RB Sony Michel Scores Super Bowl LIII's Lone Touchdown in Fourth Quarter

Super Bowl LIII didn't see a touchdown until the fourth quarter.

Patriots running back Sony Michel scored Super Bowl LIII's first touchdown with seven minutes left in the game, giving the Patriots a 10–3 lead over the Rams with the ensuing extra point. 

Michel became the second rookie in the last 30 seasons to score a touchdown in the Super Bowl. Michel ran into the end zone after a five-play, 69-yard drive. 

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10-3 New England

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The touchdown was set up with a 29-yard pass to tight end Rob Gronkowski from quarterback Tom Brady.

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Michel's score was the only touchdown of Super Bowl LIII, as the Patriots ended up winning 13–3.