Alex Smith (Alex Smith) in the final 9 seconds pass helped Vernon-Davis (Vernon Davis) secure a 14-yard array, leading the 49ers to victory. The 49ers' defense forced the Saints into five turnovers. Smith attempted 42 passes, completing 24 for 299 yards with 3 passing arrays. Additionally, he had one personal rushing array. Davis caught the ball 7 times for 180 yards and 2 arrays, which was the highest number of codes among all players in the game. This marked the first playoff victory for the 49ers in nine years. Drew Brees attempted as many as 63 passes, completing 40 for 461 yards with four passing arrays but also had two interceptions and was sacked three times. The Saints had three players catch more than 100 yards, namely Max Cole Alston, Darren Sproles, and Jimmy Graham. After the match began, the 49ers quickly entered their rhythm, achieving a 17-0 lead. However, Brees' two passing arrays at halftime cut the deficit to just three points. The third quarter of the game was relatively flat, with the 49ers scoring a 41-yard field goal by David-Alex's team while the Saints failed to score. In the fourth quarter, the pace quickened as both sides engaged in a scoring war. You score a field goal, I'll match it; you score an array, I'll do the same. Your two-point conversion fails, mine succeeds. Both teams scored 34 points in the fourth quarter. The 49ers will face the winner between the New York Giants and Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship. Peyton Manning has already welcomed back Anthony Davis and Lin Shu-Hao, bringing them closer to the Saints' playoff quota.