Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals und Los Angeles Rams vs. San Francisco 49ers im LIVETICKER

Four teams made it into the championship game of their conference, today the two participants of the Super Bowl will be played. First, the Chiefs meet the Bengals in Kansas City. The Rams then receive the 49ers.

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NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals im LIVETICKER

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals
Teams	Result	1st quarter	2nd quarter	3rd quarter	4th quarter	Overtime
Kansas City Chiefs	24	7	14	0	3	0
Cincinnati Bengals	24	3	7	11	3	0

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals im LIVETICKER

Overtime: And the Bengals get the ball! On second down, Mahomes almost throws the ball to Apple. He then goes deep on third down, but Bates gets a hand on the ball and Vonn Bell catches the rebound from the air. Interception, now Cincy wins with a field goal!

Overtime: Once again, guests at Arrowhead make the wrong choice. Kansas City wins the coin toss again. Can Mahomes lead the Chiefs straight to the touchdown again? In the second half, the quarterback hardly managed anything today.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Field Goal Chiefs

4th quarter: And he scores! Lucky for Mahomes. We’re going into overtime once again. And now the big question: Who wins the coin toss? 24:24.

4th quarter: Oof! Mahomes wants to throw from the five-yard line against a Bengals defense without timeouts, comes under pressure – and takes the sack! Kansas City needs to go back to the nine, what are they doing? A field goal to go into overtime? Aggressively attack the end zone? The latter, Mahomes holds the ball and indefinitely – and then drops the ball! The Chiefs lose a lot of yards and are lucky that Joe Thuney secures the ball again. Now Harrison Butker has to hit the field goal to equalize… 24:21 Bengals.

4th quarter: Two Minute Warning. Will Burrow get the ball back again? The Chiefs are at the opposing 15 and the Bengals surprisingly don’t take a timeout. Cincinnati has two more timeouts. Now you have to start using them. 24:21 Bengals.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Field Goal Bengals

4th quarter: Evan McPherson remains a real weapon for the Bengals. After a first-and-15, Burrow and Co. don’t get a new first down, but the kicker converts the field goal from 52 yards. First lead for the Bengals! Will Mahomes find his way back into the game? 24:21 Bengals.

4th quarter: Wow! In turn, Burrow is extremely lucky when Nick Bolton lets a nasty throw from the quarterback slip through his arms. Burrow shook off Chris Jones in the pocket and ran for the first down. First luck, then strong! 21:21.

4th quarter: Suddenly we have a defensive battle. Mahomes is brought down for the second time this game. After the sack, the Chiefs have to punt. After their first three drives, the hosts are without a point… 21:21.

4th quarter: NO! A play later, the Chiefs get the ball back. Burrow seeks Chase’s one-on-one against Snead, his pass is slightly subdued and Snead makes a superb play off the ball! interception! 21:21.

4th quarter: And the Chiefs’ offense is still struggling. Mahomes once again has plenty of time against a three-men rush by the Bengals. Five, six, seven seconds behind the line of scrimmage, however, he still can’t find an open receiver. Sack, now the Bengals can take the lead for the first time. 21:21.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Touchdown Bengals

3rd quarter: We got a ball game! After Mahomes’ touchdown, Burrow finds Chase in the end zone at Third Down. Then, of course, the guests go for two and Trent Taylor gets the next pass completely free in front of the end zone. Will the Bengals surprise? 21:21.

3rd quarter: The Bengals are back! Mahomes holds the ball for a long time during an RPO and then throws it at Bengals defensive tackle BJ Hill. He deflects the ball and then catches it out of the air. Interception, Cincy gets the ball deep in the opponent’s half! What a chance. 21:13 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Field Goal Bengals

3rd quarter: The visitors come to the red zone for the second time this game. But for the second time, Cincy has to settle for a field goal. A sack on Burrow puts the Bengals behind the sticks. Now it’s just a one-score game – but the guests’ defense remains under enormous pressure. 21:13 Chiefs.

3rd quarter: But the Chiefs’ offense comes out of the cabin a little stuttering. Mahomes is only pressured on second down, then his pass is heavily defended on third down. Next punt for the hosts. Next chance for Burrow and Co. 21:10 Chiefs.

3rd quarter: That drive would have been important. A delay-of-game penalty and an incompletion throw the Bengals back, at third-and-fourteen Burrow tries to bring the ball to Higgins – without success. Cincy must punt from the opponent’s half. The residue remains. 21:10 Chiefs.

3rd quarter: Yes! Mahomes puts the ball in Kelce’s hands on third-and-seven, but Flowers forces an incompletion. Now the offense around Burrow must accept the gift of their defense! 21:10 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Kickoff 2. Halbzeit

3rd quarter: Go on. Can the Bengals make their first “real” stop? 21:10 Chiefs.

half time: The Bengals haven’t really found their game offensively either. Burrow only takes place in the short passing game, if at all, and the screen game doesn’t work either. That has to get better in the second round. The Chiefs currently seem to have the upper hand on both sides.

half time: Of course, the Chiefs get the ball early in the second half – and so far the Bengals have had no means of stopping Kansas City defensively. A 10:28 would be a real mortgage for the guests.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Halbzeit

2nd quarter: Very important for the Bengals! Mahomes once again leads his team to the end zone, also thanks to a penalty against Eli Apple. The Chiefs made another play with five seconds left, but Mahomes tossed the ball to Hill in front of the end zone. The wide receiver is tackled and the clock runs out. Here the hosts could have used the time-out they “wasted” at the beginning. So Cincy “only” goes into the break with an eleven-point deficit – the same deficit as in week 17. 21:10 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Touchdown Bengals

2nd quarter: The Bengals’ screens hadn’t worked at all – 0,0 – before. Now all the better for it: Samaje Perine catches a short screen pass from Burrow, Chase blocks Thornhill out of the way and Perine carries the ball 41 yards into the end zone. Important – but with more than a minute too much time on the clock for Mahomes and Co.? 21:10 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Touchdown Chiefs

2nd quarter: The Chiefs simply march down the field for the third time. Three drives, three touchdowns, no fourth down, no punt. The Bengals are in for a nasty smack unless they wake up real quick. 21:3 Chiefs.

2nd quarter: Burrow has not yet found its way into the game. The Bengals QB’s last five shots all ended in incompletions. Of course it will be difficult against the Chiefs. Cincy has to punt in his own half in fourth-and-five and is already a bit dependent on his opponents making mistakes. 14:3 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Touchdown Chiefs

2nd quarter: The hosts’ offense runs like an oiled machine. First Mahomes finds Hardman with a long throw on the left touchline, then he keeps calm in the pocket and creates space and time with a spin move. In the end zone he finds Travis Kelce – touchdown number two. Now the Bengals are already under a lot of pressure. 14:3 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Field Goal Bengals

1st quarter: The Bengals’ red zone offense remains a problem. After a long run by Joe Mixon, Cincy is already at the 15-yard line, but two throws in one-on-one coverage from Burrow – first to Tee Higgins, then to Ja’Marr Chase – don’t end in touchdowns. Cincy won’t beat the Chiefs with field goals. 7:3 Chiefs.

1st quarter: Bengals fans don’t want to see that! First Burrow’s pass is almost intercepted in the middle, then Uzomah limps off the field. The tight end is an important weapon for Cincy… 7:0 Chiefs.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Touchdown Chiefs

1st quarter: TOUCHDOWN Chiefs! Perfect start for Kansas City! At the ten yard line, Mahomes gets all the time in the world. Hill is able to run from the left side of the formation on a crossing route to the right touchline, where he is sidearmed by Mahomes. 7:0 Chiefs.

1st quarter: That’s the way it is. The Chiefs win their challenge and remain in possession. 0:0.

1st quarter: Excitement right from the home team’s first drive. The Chiefs get almost to the center line, but fullback Michael Burton is short on his run at third-and-one, according to referees. Andy Reid raises the Challenge flag – and I think he will succeed. 0:0.

1st quarter: Three and Out! Subpar start for the Bengals. After an opening run, Willie Gay jumps into a pass from Burrow to CJ Uzomah on third-and-five. So the Bengals can’t use their first drive – and the Chiefs can theoretically present immediately. 0:0.

NFL Championship Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Cincinnati Bengals – Kick-Off

Before start: Let’s go! Harrison Butker kicks the ball towards Chris Evans. That means the Bengals start the game on offense. Here we go!

Before start: The national anthem echoes through the stadium in Kansas City. On the microphone: Ashanti. This also means that the kickoff is imminent.

Before start: Only about ten more minutes and then it’s all happening at Arrowhead Stadium. The Chiefs, of course, go into this matchup as favorites. Less than a month ago, however, they proved that the Bengals are not without a chance. In Week 17, Joe Burrow and Co. defeated Patrick Mahomes and his Chiefs 34:31 at home at Paul Brown Stadium.

Before start: A very quick look away from today’s games: The Raiders have apparently found their new head coach. It’s a prominent name: Josh McDaniels! Here is our news.

Before start: There is good news from the hosts. The Chiefs can count on the services of bully Mathieu against the Bengals today. The safety has recovered from his concussion and will be able to play accordingly. The team just announced that.

Before start: First, let’s look at Kansas City. That’s where the Chiefs meet the Bengals. You want a preview of the game? You get a preview of the game! Right this way.

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