Who won the Super Bowl? Eagles vs Chiefs result after Patrick Mahomes rallies to epic comeback victory

He’s the first celebrity spotted today... but he won’t be the last!

LeBron James and Savannah James in the house!

Super Bowl LVII is here with the Kansas City Chiefs taking on the Philadelphia Eagles.

It is the first Super Bowl in history between two Black quarterbacks as Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts battle it out.

Both men are in contention to be the NFL’s regular season MVP, too, while there are explosive weapons for both offenses, including the likes of Travis Kelce and AJ Brown.

Mahomes is looking for his second Super Bowl ring, while Hurts, a former second-round pick, would follow Nick Foles in Super Bowl LII in 2018, when the Eagles toppled Tom Brady and the New England Patriots.

Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Super Bowl:

When asked if he remembered getting up after the tackle/before he collapsed: "That's something I don't want to get into detail, it's something I'm still trying to work through, why’d it happen to me?"

When asked what the first thing he remembers was when he woke up: “I just had family members, mum, dad, friends. The first thing I said when I woke up was ‘did we win?!’”

Chiefs vs Eagles

- Both were top seeds in their conference

- Both are currently 16-3 this season

- Both have scored 546 points in total

- Both have 6 All-Pro selections

- Both have won a Super Bowl in the past 5 years

A tight match-up one could argue then!

We’re just one hour from kick-off and it all getting underway at the State Farm Stadium in Arizona for Super Bowl 57!

Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, just off injured reserve, is officially inactive for Super Bowl LVII.

The 23-year-old will not feature in Arizona tonight.

They’re made different in Philadelphia... aren’t they?!

By Jack Rathborn

Patrick Mahomes frantically dashed to his right, desperately scanning the end zone in search of an open teammate. It was fourth and nine and almost his last chance to spark a fourth-quarter comeback in Super Bowl 55 while down 31-9.

But as William Gholston nibbled at his ankle, Mahomes flicked a wrist while sprawled out with just a hint of Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam to the pose. The pass looked destined to produce his latest masterpiece.

But with four Buccaneers constructing a wall around Darrel Williams, the ball landed with a gentle bounce on the turf, extinguishing hope and eventually defeat to add a blemish to Mahomes’ résumé.

Two years later, Mahomes is hobbled from an ankle sprain but eagerly embraces a third trip to the big dance, cognisant of how a winning or losing record in this particular game can shape a legacy. It is partially why Tom Brady, with a 7-3 Super Bowl record, elevated himself above Peyton Manning, who finished his career with two wins and two losses.

The NFL throne is tantalisingly within reach, but the Chiefs continue to tiptoe between sunk opportunity and supremacy during the Mahomes and Andy Reid era, depending on the result on Sunday. The NFL has masterfully produced parity and equal opportunity over the last decade or more, in stark contrast to the Premier League, ensuring no dominant force since Brady and the Patriots parted ways. That changes if Mahomes can clinch a second ring to go with five consecutive AFC Championship games.

But Super Bowl 57 is delicately balanced, with Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles a meagre 1.5-point favourite. If Mahomes is healthy, this game boils down to a similar test to Tampa Bay way back at Raymond James Stadium when the Bucs laid siege to the former Texas Tech passer, feasting on a battered and bruised offensive line. The Eagles are licking their lips, hoping the likes of Joe Thuney crumble to expose Mahomes in the pocket.

Half of Philadelphia is currently experiencing a cable and Internet outage and Comcast/Xfinity are now saying it may not be back up until 6pm - that’s just half-an-hour before kick-off!