The Rams defeat the Bengals to win the Super Bowl in the company of Kupp and Donald.

The Los Angeles Rams rallied from a 20-13 deficit early in the third quarter to win their second Super Bowl championship.

Cooper Kupp scored two touchdowns and Aaron Donald lead a scary defensive showing as the Los Angeles Rams overcame the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 to win the Super Bowl.

In the fourth quarter, Kupp scored a critical touchdown with less than 90 seconds left to give the Rams the lead at SoFi Stadium, and Donald followed that up with the Rams' record-breaking ninth sack of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow to virtually secure the game.

The sack of Burrow by Donald marked the dramatic conclusion to a riveting fight between the star-studded Rams and the Bengals, whose effort to capture the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the first time came up just short of the mark.

"I'm simply overjoyed," Donald said. "This was something I really desired. This is something I dreamt.

"One play and we're world champions," Donald said of his game-winning late interception. "We'll use all means necessary to reach him." "We managed to pull it off."

While the Los Angeles Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford praised his team's attitude of "never say die," he also praised his own.

"I couldn't be more proud of this group," Stafford remarked. "There are so many men on our squad who deserve this, so many guys who have poured their hearts and souls into this team," says the coach.

"Today's game tells the tale of our season," says the coach. It's up and down, and it's difficult. We're a difficult group of guys. "We arrived late, but we got the job done."

Earlier in the second half, the Bengals had taken a 20-13 lead on the strength of a questionable Tee Higgins touchdown and an Evan McPherson ( goal.

However, the Rams, who had struggled to get momentum on offense after the loss of Odell Beckham Jr to a game-ending injury, were able to claw their way back due to their dominant defense, which was spearheaded by Donald.

Burrow was sacked many times at critical points in the game, preventing the Bengals from increasing their advantage.

SOURCE: NEWS AGENCIES