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They've done it again! The Kansas City Chiefs know how to win thiese games and they'll have the chance to make history and win three Super Bowls in a row when they face the Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans on 9 February.

They've done it! Patrick Mahomes finds running back Samaje Perine and with his very first touch of the game he gets the first down that will send Kansas City back to the Super Bowl!

Final time out by the Bills after Kareem Hunt actually loses a yard so it's third down and still nine yards to gain so we've still got a game on here unless the Chiefs take a chance and go for a first down.

Just a yard for Isiah Pacheco and Buffalo burn their second time out - just one left for them but they could still get the ball back.

Remember Patrick Mahomes needed just 13 seconds in that epic meeting here a few years ago...

Isiah Pacheco puts his head down and pumps those angry legs to drive his way to a first down. He went out of bounds though to stop the clock so Buffalo still in the game with a minute and 45 seconds left.

Josh Allen is under pressure and can only loft the ball forward in hope before he's smashed by Chiefs defenders but Dalton Kincaid just can't quite gather the looping pass as it dropped.

I bet that went in slow motion for him, and Bills fans!

Chiefs have the ball but this game is not over, Buffalo have three time outs.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport

Peyton Manning lost his first six games against Tom Brady, including his first two in the play-offs, before finally slaying the dragon in the AFC Championship game in 2007.

The Indianapolis Colts went on to win the Super Bowl that year, and Manning won another with the Denver Broncos in 2016.

Surely this is that moment for Josh Allen to emulate Manning now.

We're down to the two-minute warning with Buffalo facing a fourth down with five yards left to gain.

The Bills will have the break to draw up the perfect play to get those five yards and keep them in the game. Just let Josh Allen do something Josh Allen like would be my call.

What more could you want than this?

Nick Bolton leaps up and gets his hands on Josh Allen's pass but he can't grab it before the ball hits the floor - close to an interception there.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Josh Allen has a great opportunity to end this Bills curse against the Chiefs.

You can't go beyond Josh Allen is you're a pass rusher, and the Chiefs pay for making that mistake as he steps up and storms free to collect a fresh set of downs.

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Harrison Butker doesn't miss those, and sends the ball through the uprights from 35 yards.

There's over three minutes left and the Chiefs haven't really been able to stop Josh Allen all night, can Buffalo drive down the field and go and claim that spot in the Super Bowl?

That sack was huge, then Patrick Mahomes was backed up and can't find anything when under pressure again on third down and the Chiefs will have to try for a field goal.

Out of nowhere Jordan Phillips comes flying through, taking the Chiefs offensive line with him before dropping Patricm Mahomes.

First sack of the night on Mahomes and it costs them eight yards just at the wrong time.

Patrick Mahomes hits Xavier Worthy on a crossing route and the rookie turns on the jets to scamper down to the 10.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport

This is just what we all hoped it would be.

Forgot the contentious call early in the fourth quarter, Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen have responded with two fine touchdown drives to make it all square - and there's still more than six minutes left.

In the final two minutes of that Divisional clash in 2022, the lead changed hands three times with 25 points scored. Are we set for a repeat?

A faecmask penalty moves the Chiefs forward, before Travis Kelce takes just his second catch of the game for 11 yards.

Not much impact for Kelce yet, is this his time to shine?

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

I can't believe they went for it on fourth and goal from the six. Of course, it looks good now! Three defenders could have had in.

Now it's fascinating, it's a real chess match.

16 straight wins in one-score games for the Chiefs, 11-0 in them this season, but do the Bills have their number here?

We're late in the day, one play either way could decide this game going down the stretch. Who will hold their nerve? Who will produce something special?

I'm nervous, but I like it.

Ndamukong Suh
Former NFL defensive tackle and 2021 Super Bowl winner on Sky Sports

What a drive. This game is delivering. That window was open for a split second for Josh Allen and he found it. These are the big plays we are expecting from him.