Super Bowl 2013 Champions: Ravens Win First Trophy in 12 Years
NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) -The Baltimore Ravens survived a late fightback from the San Francisco 49ers and a 35-minute power outage to claim a 34-31 Super Bowl victory on Sunday.
For the Ravens, who were outscored 25-13 in the second half, the victory marked the 17-year-old franchise's second National Football League championship and first in 12 years.
Recap
Scoring summary from Sunday's Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens, won by the AFC champion Ravens 34-29 at the Superdome:
1st quarter
10:36 - Baltimore Ravens touchdown. Anquan Boldin, 13-yard touchdown pass from Joe Flacco. Justin Tucker converted.
Ravens 7 49ers 0
3:58 - San Francisco field goal. David Akers kicked a 36-yard field.
Ravens 7 49ers 3
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2nd quarter
7:10 - Baltimore touchdown. Dennis Pitta, one-yard touchdown pass from Flacco. Tucker converted.
Ravens 14 49ers 3
1:45 - Baltimore touchdown. Jacoby Jones caught 56-yard touchdown pass from Flacco. Tucker converted.
Ravens 21 49ers 3
0:00 - San Francisco field goal. Akers 27-yard field goal.
Ravens 21 49ers 6
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Halftime - Ravens 21 49ers 6
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3rd quarter
14:49 Baltimore touchdown. Jacoby Jones runs back kickoff 108 yards. Tucker converted.
Ravens 28 49ers 6
7:20 San Francisco touchdown. Michael Crabtree 31-yard touchdown pass from Colin Kaepernick. Akers converted.
Ravens 28 49ers 13
4:59 San Francisco touchdown. Frank Gore runs for six-yard touchdown. Akers converted.
Ravens 28 49ers 20
3:10 San Francisco field goal. Akers makes a 34-yard field goal.
Ravens 28 49ers 23
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4th quarter
12:54 Baltimore field goal. Tucker makes 19-yard field goal.
Ravens 31 49ers 23
9:57 San Francisco touchdown. Kaepernick scores touchdown on 15-yard run. Two-point conversion fails.
Ravens 31 49ers 29
4:19 Baltimore field goal. Tucker makes a 38-yard field goal.
Ravens 34 49ers 29
0:04 San Francisco scores a safety. Punter Sam Koch runs out of the end zone for a safety that gives the 49ers two points.
Ravens 34 49ers 31
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FINAL: Baltimore 34, San Francisco 31
