Super Bowl LIX is finally here, and two of the preseason favorites to get to the end of the line — the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs (15-2) and perennial NFC power Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) — have made it to New Orleans to meet for a chance to win the Lombardi Trophy. For Philadelphia, a win would be a second Super Bowl title in franchise history, with the other coming in a Super Bowl LII win over the then-Tom Brady-led Patriots. The Chiefs are looking to ascend to rare air with an unprecedented third-straight Super Bowl victory. Only the 1965-67 Green Bay Packers (an NFL title in 1965 to go along with winning the first two Super Bowls) have won three consecutive championships in the 105-season history of the NFL.
Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts led their teams to this same game two years ago. The Chiefs beat the Eagles in Super Bowl LVII in a 38-35 thriller. Harrison Butker hit a game-winning field goal with eight seconds to play to break a 35-all tie. Jalen Hurts threw for 304 yards and a score and also rushed for Super Bowl quarterback records of 70 yards and three touchdowns that night.
Time: 6:30. p.m. ET
Location: Caesars Superdome | New Orleans
TV Channel: Fox
Streaming: Fubo, Tubi
Follow along with Yahoo Sports for all the game updates, highlights, top moments and more from New Orleans as the Eagles and Chiefs face off for the Lombardi Trophy.
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Super Bowl LIX is underway
Philadelphia Eagles’ and Kansas City Chiefs’ players watch Referee Ron Torbert perform the coin toss ahead of Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, February 9, 2025. (Photo by Chandan Khanna / AFP) (Photo by CHANDAN KHANNA/AFP via Getty Images) -
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Tails never fails
Chiefs win the toss and defer. Here we go…
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Louisiana native Jon Batiste keeps things going with the national anthem
Batiste, a grammy-winning artist who grew up in metropolitan New Orleans, played a jazzy rendition of the national anthem on a colorful grand piano. The song ended with a flyover from the United States Marine Corps.
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Super Bowl holds a moment of silence for Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey
McCaskey, the matriarch of the Bears ownership family and the principal owner of the team since 1983, died on Thursday at age 102.
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New Orleans native Trombone Shorty performs “America the Beautiful” with Louisiana singer Lauren Daigle
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Based on eyewitness testimony, today might be a difficult environment for the Chiefs
Reports (including from Yahoo Sports’ Jori Epstein and Frank Schwab) indicate that Eagles fans have a large and very loud presence at today’s game. Might make things trickier for Kansas City.
Unscientific but based on being around NOLA the crowd has to be 80/20 Eagles fans. At least.
— Frank Schwab (@YahooSchwab) February 9, 2025
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Chiefs superfan Jon Hamm introduces Kansas City, while Eagles superfan Bradley Cooper introduces Philadelphia
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Pregame kicks off with a showcase of New Orleans’ culture through local marching bands and musicians
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What an atmosphere in New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome
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Before Super Bowl 59 kicks off, the broadcast starts with a tribute to the recent tragedy in New Orleans
The (slightly baffling) tribute also honored other tragedies across the United States this past year, including the wildfires in Los Angeles and the hurricane in North Carolina.
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More celebrities sightings in the tunnel, including Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin, Ice Spice and — of course — Taylor Swift
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President Trump is on the field ahead of the Super Bowl, meeting with families and first responders affected by the New Orleans terror attack
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Ledisi kicks things off with a performance of ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing,’ accompanied by students from around New Orleans
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Our first Taylor Swift sighting of Super Bowl 59
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Isaiah Rodgers leans into a Flintstones theme, with custom gloves and cleats during pregame warmups
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Undecided about whether you want the Chiefs or Eagles to win? Here are two outlooks from unlikely sources: Elmo and the Empire State Building
With the Chiefs and Eagles facing off the for the second time in four years, today’s matchup is inspiring lots of mixed feelings among fans who aren’t watching the game for either team. There are lots of ways to approach today’s game.
If you want to approach things the Elmo way, you can root for both teams to have a good time.
And then, if you’re in a more pessimistic mood, you can follow the Empire State Building’s lead:
I hope both teams lose
— Empire State Building (@EmpireStateBldg) February 9, 2025
The choice is yours!
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The Superdome erupts into a mixed (but loud) response as the Chiefs take the field for warmups
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