Who’s in the Super Bowl?

The Kansas City Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl after they each beat the Cincinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49s on Sunday.

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs secured a trip to their third Super Bowl in four years, evading a stout Bengals 23-20.

The Kansas City quarterback had a stellar showing, finishing with two touchdowns and 326 yards, while his opposite number, Joe Burrow, threw one touchdown and two interceptions. Two early field goals gave the home team an early lead, but the Bengals were able to keep up with a field goal of their own.

The Chiefs again threatened to fold when Mahomes found Travis Kelsey in the end zone, but another field goal from Bengals kicker Evan McPherson ensured Cincinnati was trailing by only seven at halftime. They then tied it up early in the third courtesy of a 27-yard touchdown run to Tee Higgins.

Kansas City responded in kind, as Marques Valdez-Scantling found the end zone to make it 20-13 going into the fourth quarter. A two-yard touchdown run by Bengals running back Samaji Perrine tied the game again, but Harrison Butker’s third field goal of the night with just three seconds left sealed the Chiefs’ thrilling victory.

Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles had a much easier day at the office, outscoring the 49ers 31-7. San Francisco was helpless against the Philadelphia running game, with four touchdowns by the Eagles on the ground. This is Philadelphia’s first trip to the Super Bowl since 2018.

Who is playing in Super Bowl 2023?

The Super Bowl teams will be decided this weekend when the NFC and AFC Championship games take place on Sunday, January 29.

The Kansas City Chiefs will host the defending champion Cincinnati Bengals, while there will be a new king of the NFC when the Philadelphia Eagles host the San Francisco 49ers.

How do I watch and stream the 2023 Super Bowl?

The Super Bowl will be broadcast live in the UK on ITV 1 and Sky Sports.

You can stream the game live via ITVX, or alternatively subscribe to NOW TV or NFL Game Pass.

The game will either be broadcast live on Fox in the US or broadcast live on Fox Official WebsiteAs long as you have your TV login information handy.

Other streaming channels, which include Fox as part of their package: Hulu + Live TV ($70 per month), YouTube TV ($55 per month), and Fubo TV ($75 per month after a 7-month free trial ). days) and Sling ($20 for the first month).