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Welcome to news.com.au's live coverage of the 2023 NFL Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

“It’s on another level, there’s a huge vibe, huge buzz in town. Decent leap from Best on Ground a few months ago.— Alex Vlahos (@alexvlah1) NFL fans descended on Phoenix ahead of Monday’s Super Bowl clash between the Chiefs and Eagles as the teams made final preparations for the NFL championship showdown. Nick Riewoldt on the ESPN desk in the US alongside all the big names in the lead up to the Super Bowl. The most popular destination for those who have travelled to the Southwest is the “Super Bowl Experience” in the city’s convention center, where fans and locals can take part in all manner of games as well as view trophies and memorabilia. The six-foot-eight monster has grown in stature on the field and his impact is being felt across the league, with the numbers to back it up. AFL great Nick Riewoldt has made a surprise appearance on ESPN’s coverage of Super Bowl week in Arizona. Welcome to news.com.au’s live coverage of the 2023 NFL Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. Patrick Mahomes will be looking to lead the Chiefs to their second Super Bowl victory over the past four seasons, while the Eagles will be aiming to finish off their stunning season as the final team standing. The top two teams in the league will square off in the biggest game on the planet with all the marbles up for grabs. Australian NFL fans have spotted a very familiar face on ESPN’s Super Bowl coverage - and it could be a sign of greater things to come. Super Bowl 2023 live: Nick Riewoldt spotted on ESPN’s Super Bowl coverage

The scoring continues in Super Bowl LVII, as Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts scores his second running touchdown of the game to put his team ...

and not long to go now! isn't the only person looking forward to halftime... AJ Brown with the catch and he's on the move! And we're off... Rihanna is signed to Jay-Z's label Roc Nation. she's also an entrepreneur and fashion icon. Rihanna is now performing her hit Pour It Up. brilliant from Brown to dismiss the corner and the ball is on the 19 yard line. By Mawunyo Gbogbo By Simon Smale She's a global superstar. She has won nine Grammys and her music videos have been viewed billions and billions of times.

An explosive second half helped the Kansas City Chiefs to their second Super Bowl title in four years in a thrilling contest in Arizona.

That set the stage for Mahomes: tied at 35-35 in the Super Bowl with five minutes left and 75 yards from the end zone. But clinging to their last hope, Philadelphia fired back with an eight-play, 75-yard scoring drive highlighted by a 49-yard reception by Smith on the penultimate play then another Hurts touchdown run – his third on the night. The Eagles marched methodically downfield from there, going 60 yards on 17 plays – including a highlight-reed catch by Dallas Goedert along the Philadelphia sideline – before settling for another Elliot field goal and a 27-21 lead in the dying minutes of the third quarter. It marked the first time in a quarter-century that a team received the opening kickoff in the Super Bowl and drove it down the field for a touchdown. For the first time in Philadelphia’s marauding postseason run, in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl, they found themselves behind. Then Toney returned Aaron Siposs’s second punt of the game around the field and down the Philadelphia sideline, a 65-yard return that placed the Chiefs within five yards of the end zone: the longest punt return in Super Bowl history. Then, on the first play of the second quarter, Hurts took his shot downfield and connected on a 45-yard touchdown to Brown. The Eagles would score once more before half-time through a 35-yard field goal from Jake Elliot, opening a 10-point lead in a half where they controlled the ball for nearly 22 minutes. Of the seven quarterbacks who had started a Super Bowl before their 25th birthday entering Sunday’s game, only two had played even remotely well: Tom Brady in the 2001 season and Mahomes in 2018. The Eagles soon got the ball back after a Chiefs drive stalled. It was the sort of scripted opening drive that Chiefs coach Andy Reid has made his hallmark since entering the head coaching ranks with, of all teams, Philadelphia back in 1999. The Chiefs won the toss and deferred, as they have all but once all year, placing the ball in Hurts’ hands to start.

Literally limping into half time after another blow to his injured ankle and trailing by 10, Patrick Mahomes was unstoppable in the second half as Kansas City ...

that’s how teams stay in the game. How about that one?” ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky laughed. We’ve got the two best teams that are in it.” “In the closest of contested games... that’s the difference,” commentator Louis Riddick said. Their fourth possession ended in Butker’s winning field goal. you can’t factor in how they’ll impact but when they happen... “When they happen (the special teams plays), that’s how statistics can be very misleading. That’s how a team can stay in the game although you sit there thinking the other team’s dominating on the statistical sheet - they should be running away with this thing. “Hurts was going to try and run for it and lost the football. “That’s a killer for the Eagles,” Levy said. The call, which saw Hurts with his head in his hands on the sidelines, was described by Riddick as “the ball game”.

Philadelphia's James Bradberry said he was hoping officials "would let it go" on a late defensive holding call that gave Kansas City a first down on its way ...

"The receiver went to the inside and he was attempting to release to the outside," referee Carl Cheffers told a pool reporter. "We all had our mistakes today. Bradberry stood at his locker afterward for about 20 minutes, answering every question about one of the most consequential plays of the game. "Oh yes, 100 percent," Smith-Schuster said when asked whether he felt like he was held. "My route was strike in, strike back out. "The defender grabbed the jersey with his right hand and restricted him from releasing to the outside.

The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LVII. Here are the top plays and biggest moments.

Australians Jordan Mailata and Arryn Siposs have been denied a slice of NFL history after Kansas City snatched a thrilling Super Bowl win from the ...

But his second fell short and relatively straight, allowing Kadarius Toney to dart off his left foot around a gang of tacklers and set off for a Super Bowl record 60-metre return that set up the go-ahead touchdown. And the pair looked set to make history as the Eagles dominated the first half in Arizona, the 203cm and 166kg Mailata paving the way for Hurts to make some history of his own. Left tackle Mailata and punter Siposs were the third and fourth Australians to feature in the NFL decider, seeking to become the first to play in a win after Ben Graham (Arizona, 2009) and Mitch Wishnowsky (San Francisco, 2020) both played on losing Super Bowl teams.

All the ingredients you need for a thriller are there as the Eagles meet the Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII today. Join us for live coverage from the biggest ...

What a time to produce it for the Eagles. Nick Bolton was the first to the ball and he scooped it up and enjoyed an unchecked run into the end zone. Jordan Mailata does his job and opens up a big running lane for Hurts who has an easy run into the end zone. After a good run, he took another risk and it almost resulted in an interception. Unlikely.](/sport/nfl/super-bowl-2023-live-the-philadelphia-eagles-battle-the-kansas-city-chiefs-in-nfl-s-showpiece-event-20230213-p5cjym.html?post=p54ksy#p54ksy) [Eagles finish half with field goal, lead 24-14 at half-time](/sport/nfl/super-bowl-2023-live-the-philadelphia-eagles-battle-the-kansas-city-chiefs-in-nfl-s-showpiece-event-20230213-p5cjym.html?post=p54ksg#p54ksg) [Mailata has barely been mentioned so far - and that’s a good thing](/sport/nfl/super-bowl-2023-live-the-philadelphia-eagles-battle-the-kansas-city-chiefs-in-nfl-s-showpiece-event-20230213-p5cjym.html#p54ks5) [Former AFL player Siposs starts well](/sport/nfl/super-bowl-2023-live-the-philadelphia-eagles-battle-the-kansas-city-chiefs-in-nfl-s-showpiece-event-20230213-p5cjym.html?post=p54krk#p54krk) [Eagles or Chiefs: who are you tipping?](/sport/nfl/super-bowl-2023-live-the-philadelphia-eagles-battle-the-kansas-city-chiefs-in-nfl-s-showpiece-event-20230213-p5cjym.html?post=p54kqo#p54kqo) [Latest posts] The Eagles have 1:22 and two timeouts.