The Kansas City Chiefs of stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce will defend their Super Bowl title after their victory against the Baltimore Ravens (17-10) on Sunday. They will challenge the San Francisco 49ers on February 11 in Las Vegas.
The Kansas City Chiefs of Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, winners of the Super Bowl last year, will return to the NFL grand final on February 11 in Las Vegas, against the San Francisco 49ers, after dominating the Ravens (17-10). ) Sunday in Baltimore. “It’s been an eventful year, we were considered underdogs for the last few matches but for our part we never feel like outsiders,” reacted Mahomes, the star quarterback of the Chiefs, responsible for a touchdown and 241 yards gained, without being intercepted.
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“We have a lot of guys on this team who know how to win in the play-offs. I knew we were going to do it, and here we are at the Super Bowl”, for the fourth time in five years (two successes in 2020 and 2023) . Travis Kelce and his 11 receptions, including a spectacular and decisive one at the end of the game, also contributed to the victory for the Chiefs. The “tight end” was hugged for a long time on the pitch by his girlfriend, pop star Taylor Swift, after the match.
NFL reporter Ian Rapoport announced that Taylor Swift is expected to be in Las Vegas, despite the four dates in Tokyo on February 7, 8, 9 and 10 of her very popular “Eras tour”. Thanks to an intractable defense, the Chiefs managed to muzzle Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on Sunday, tipped to be named MVP of the regular season, whom his team had dominated.
The 49ers for the 2020 revenge
The San Francisco 49ers beat the Detroit Lions at home (34-31) later in the day and can hope to take their revenge on the Chiefs, winners of the same poster during the 2020 Super Bowl in Miami.
The Lions, who hoped to leave the club of franchises to have never played in the Super Bowl, had nevertheless started perfectly (14-0) before being subjected to the law of the teammates of quarterback Brock Purdy.