The battle of giants is brought about by the NFL grand final

The former proved to be better than the Buffalo Bills in the final of the American Major Group (AFC), and the latter defeated the Green Bay Packers - as a guest - in the Nationwide.

In Kansas City, Buffalo started better, pulled to 9-0, but the Chiefs, led by Patrick Mahomes, quickly caught up and then moved up 21-9 with two more successful attacks. The Bills team carved out of the disadvantage until the break, but could not close in substance, and later Kansas City transformed the position to 38-15, from which the situation of the guests was already hopeless.

The clash in Green Bay was more intense in terms of the end result, but there was a big difference in favor of the guests on the fly. Tampa Bay led 7-0, 14-7 and then 21-10 in the first half of the match, winning a touchdown in the final seconds of the inning. He also made the score 28-10 after the break, but for most of the second half, manager Tom Brady was no longer playing as well as before. Thus, the home team caught up and could even attack for the tie, but for the fourth attempt they chose a field goal, which brought them up five points, and the result did not change in the jump.

Brady, 43, who left the New England Patriots after the previous season, could win his seventh league title. After Peyton Manning, who triumphed with the Indianapolis Colts (2007) and the Denver Broncos (2016), he could be the second manager to reach the top with two teams.

With 25 years of Mahomes City success, you can celebrate for the second time in a row.

Kansas City could be the third best in the league after 1969 and 2019, and second after Tampa Bay in 2002.

The latter is the first team to play a grand final at home. The NFL’s Feb. 7 final, the 55th Super Bowl, will be watched by 22,000 spectators at the venue at the 70,000-seat Raymond James Stadium.

An earlier NFL report said 7,500 tickets would be distributed free of charge to health workers who had already been vaccinated. The league would like to express its respect and gratitude to those at the front line during the pandemic. Roger Goodell, the NFL’s number one leader, also said spectators will be required to wear a mask and stay away from the match.

NFL Main Group Finals:

AFC:

Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills 38-24

NFC:

Green Bay Packers-Tampa Bay Buccaneers 26-31

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