SAN FRANCISCO — Millions of fans took to social media for Sunday's Super Bowl 49, making it the most tweeted about NFL football final in history, Twitter said Monday. More than 28 million tweets were sent out relating to the big match, which saw the New England Patriots snatch a win from reigning champions Seattle Seahawks. “All night, the conversation around #SB49 dominated Twitter,” the social networking giant said in a blog post. Last year's Super Bowl generated 24.9 million tweets, the company said. The most tweeted moment of the night was when Pats cornerback Malcolm Butler intercepted a pass from Seahawks' Russel Wilson to win the game 28-24 for New England. The deciding moment generated some 395,000 tweets a minute, according to the blog post. Most tweets came from the eastern United States. But a flurry of activity also occurred on the west coast, namely in Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles, Twitter said. — AP
