Super Bowl LIX: The Eagles dominate the Chiefs and are crowned NFL champions

Despite the score tightening to 40-22 in the final quarter, the Philadelphia team dominated the Kansas City Chiefs, thanks to a brilliant Jalen Hurts and invaluable contributions from the defensive line and the team’s running backs. A historic, well-deserved victory, and a redemption for the lost Super Bowl in 2023 against the Chiefs.

As the clock ticks down rapidly, with only eight minutes remaining in Super Bowl LIX, the Eagles continue to score, extending their lead over the Chiefs. The score is now a lopsided 40-6.

Patrick Mahomes' first big play of the game. A huge pass under pressure to score and make it 6-34. The Chiefs attempted a two-point conversion but were unsuccessful. Now, the fourth quarter has started.

With still a few minutes remaining in the third quarter, Philadelphia continues to score and strike Kansas City repeatedly. This game is absolutely decided, and there's still a whole quarter to go. A nightmare night for the reigning champions.

After a long offensive drive, the Eagles extended their lead with another successful field goal. Before falling short in the final stretch to secure another touchdown, Saquon made a great catch, once again overwhelming the Chiefs' defense.

Once again, the Chiefs' quarterback was swallowed up by the defensive line, and the Eagles already have the ball back.

During the halftime show, Kendrick Lamar performed Not Like Us, the track that marked the end of his historic feud with Drake. The song choice not only electrified the audience but also reaffirmed his victory in one of the biggest rap beefs ever.

Not Like Us transcended the Kendrick Lamar-Drake beef to become a cultural phenomenon. With its infectious beat and sharp lyrics, the song was a global hit, dominated streaming charts, and won Song of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards.

The performance has kicked off with full force, and all eyes are on the stage where Kendrick Lamar and other special guests will dazzle the audience with an energetic performance. Get ready for an explosive mix of music, lights, and surprises in this highly anticipated show. Let the show begin!

Yes, although it may seem unbelievable, Kansas City has been dominated in this first half by a very serious and commanding Philadelphia Eagles. So far, the difference has been the Eagles' defensive intensity, which has taken down Patrick Mahomes.

A perfect first half for Philadelphia, who scores again and leaves the Chiefs on the ropes.

Once again, the Eagles' defensive line recovers a ball in enemy territory, now very close to the end zone with little time left in the second quarter.

With four minutes left in the second quarter, Philadelphia has a great opportunity to extend their lead and head into halftime with a more comfortable cushion. Here's the stat of the night: the Eagles have held the ball for 10 more minutes than the Chiefs.

As the Chiefs search for answers to the Eagles' intensity, Mahomes suffers another sack, this time the third of the night. There's no relief for the quarterback.

The Eagles' impressive defensive line sacked Mahomes twice in a row and then intercepted the quarterback's pass on the third attempt. On the return, the Eagles scored their second touchdown of the night.
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​For now, it's a nightmare evening for Kansas and Mahomes.

After a chaotic possession, with penalties and timeouts, the Eagles managed to extend their lead to 10-0 with a field goal by their kicker, Jake Elliott.

Once again, the Eagles' relentless pressure forces Mahomes into an uncomfortable throw to Travis Kelce, who for the second time is unable to make the catch. The ball quickly returns to Philadelphia's possession.

What a way to start the second quarter. Hurts attempted a deep touchdown pass, but Kansas City's defensive line handled it well. The interception was made by Bryan Cook.

After the Chiefs' punt, the Eagles attempted to reach scoring position but didn’t have enough time to string together the necessary plays. They head into the break with the lead.

In another tough play for the quarterback, the Eagles broke through the offensive line, pressured Mahomes, and forced an awkward throw. Philadelphia will now have another opportunity to attack and extend their lead.

The Philadelphia team struck first and starts strong in the championship game.

First big scoring play of the night. The officials are reviewing the play to confirm its validity.

The Eagles' defensive line quickly forces the Chiefs into a long punt. Mahomes faced heavy pressure and attempted a difficult pass that was nearly intercepted.

The star of the night is starting to warm up his arm.

Just when it seemed they had secured a brilliant first down on fourth down, the referees called a penalty on AJ Brown for placing his hand on his defender's helmet.

The Eagles start with possession of the ball, looking to gain yards with their ground game and quickly securing a first down with a well-placed throw from quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The emotional tribute to the victims of the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street last January 1st comes to an end. In just moments, the ball will take flight.

After the powerful performance by the Louisiana singer, everything is set for kickoff.

Besides the game, the eyes of the world will once again be on the halftime show, headlined by rapper Kendrick Lamar, who recently won five Grammy Awards, including Song and Record of the Year for his track 'Not Like Us,' a response to Canadian rapper Drake during their brief feud at the end of 2024.

Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, looking to spoil Mahomes' night, are already on the field.

President Donald J. Trump will become the first U.S. president to attend the championship game. The president's presence at the big event has prompted authorities to beef up security in the city, especially after the terrorist attack on Bourbon Street on Jan. 1.

The Argentine star, for many the best soccer player in history, showed up in New Orleans for the big game.

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In an extensive preview, VOZ summarized the most important details about the big battle between the Chiefs and Eagles. A first point to pay attention to is that, despite the Kansas City team being slight favorites, the Chiefs are a squad to watch, as they finished the regular season with an impressive streak of 12 wins in their last 13 games, good enough for the second-best record in the NFC. Their key players on offense are offensive linemen Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts, as well as outside threats A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.