Detroit Lions 31-34 San Francisco 49ers: Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey inspire their team to a remarkable second-half comeback as they set up a Super Bowl rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs in
Daily MailStep aside Taylor Swift. The San Francisco 49ers are going to the Super Bowl after beating the Detroit Lions on Sunday Brandon Aiyuk catches the ball after it rebounded off Kindle Vildor for a huge 49ers gain Christian McCaffrey scored two touchdowns to turn the game in favor of San Francisco Brock Purdy celebrates after handing the ball to McCaffrey for his second score of the game Devastated Detroit fans watched their team miss out on the Super Bowl after leading by 17 Now they go to Las Vegas aiming to right another wrong. Jameson Williams scored the opening touchdown inside 100 seconds, stumbling over the line Williams' score prompted wild celebrations among the thousands of Lions fans in Santa Clara Things got even better for the Lions when David Montgomery powered over from close range McCaffrey would not let the 49ers lose against the Packers last week. Desperately needing a spark, McCaffrey burst into life with a powerful run for a huge gain The running back then scored the home team's first touchdown to close the gap to seven Jahmyr Gibbs continued Detroit's dominance with the run game, scoring his own touchdown Dan Campbell's side dominated the first half but didn't have an answer for the 49ers late on Kyle Shanahan masterminded a huge comeback for his team, who will play the Chiefs in Vegas Purdy took a swing for the fences, throwing long to Aiyuk. San Francisco 49ers linebacker Fred Warner, quarterback Brock Purdy, offensive tackle Trent Williams, wide receiver Deebo Samuel, running back Christian McCaffrey, tight end George Kittle celebrate 49ers head coach Shanahan celebrates with his family after defeating the Lions at home Lions quarterback Jared Goff looked distraught at the end after letting a huge lead slip The decision to go for it was compounded by the fact the 49ers wrapped up the game on their next drive.