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So then, will it revenge or repeat in Las Vegas on Super Bowl Sunday?

It's a mouth-watering prospect to see if the Kansas City Chiefs can go back-to-back, or if the San Francisco 49ers can finally get their sixth title after knocking on the door the last few years.

Can Brock Purdy beat Patrick Mahomes, or will the Chiefs quarterback take another step in challenging Tom Brady for GOAT status?

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Will Travis Kelce's brother keep his short on, and will his girlfriend Taylor Swift make it to the big game at all?

All these questions will be answered on the night, but for now read our report on a hectic night, watch out for video highlights on the website as well as build-up previews and of course we'll have live coverage of the game itself.

Until then, rest up, because Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas is bound to be some show!

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And there we are, after two superb games tonight we have our Super Bowl 58 match-up as the Kansas City Chiefs will defend their title against the San Francisco 49ers.

It's a fourth visit to the big game in five years for the Chiefs, while the 49ers have been a game away the last two years before making it third time lucky tonight thanks to that incredible comeback against the Lions.

The two teams met in the Super Bowl four years ago, with the Chiefs coming from behind to see Patrick Mahomes win his first Lombardi Trophy to start their dynasty run.

But the Niners have been there or thereabouts the last few years as well as consistently one of the best teams in the league - but who will come out on top this time?

Las Vegas has a truly epic showdown for their first Super Bowl in a couple of weeks.

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San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan on reception of the George Halas trophy for winning the NFC Championship game: "We just needed an opportunity. We played badly in the first half but knew we were still within 17 points.

"We knew we had to score on the first drive so we sent them out for the second half and the dude next to me [quarertback Brock Purdy] made it happen.

"We have unfinished business [in the Super Bowl]. We have been set up for this for a long time. It has been a long year to get to this but we got it done today.

"We can't wait to get to Vegas."

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Brock Purdy: "It is a team sport and we knew we had a half left [when down 17 points at half-time]. The defence did a great job and we knew we had to take care of it on offense. The coach called a great game and we had the faithful behind us all the way."

Running back Christian McCaffrey: "It means the world. I am so pumped up to be part of this organisation. I see the guys in the locker room and the coaching staff and how everyone puts their all in every day.

"I am proud to be a 49er and we have got one more."

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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk: "In the second half, we wanted to play our ball game the only way we know how. In the first half, we didn’t do it at all. Our defence came out in the second half and did a great job."

On his astonishing catch that ultimately led to his touchdown: "Before the game, a ladybird landed on my shoe. You know what that means. I don’t know. It was great luck. God was with us today and it was a great win."

Jason Bell, former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports: "They came out with a new attitude in the second half and they came out shining.

"It seemed like they knew destiny was in hand and they were ready to grab it.

"Their fans are loving it because they are going to the Super Bowl and have a chance at the trophy."

Greg Olsen, former NFL tight end on Fox: "John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan came to San Francisco seven years ago and they have done nothing but win since. It feels like all year in the NFC, they have been the team to beat.

"However, halfway through season everyone had given up on the Kansas City Chiefs but Patrick Mahomes is back."

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What a game, and what a comeback from the San Francisco 49ers, who looked dead and buried when down by 17 points at half-time.

Detroit didn't back up their first half in the second 30 minutes, but the players gave their all and in the end San Francisco managed to grab all the momentum and, eventually the victory.

Wow! What a game that was! And after all that excitement it's the San Francisco 49ers, the new comeback kids, who will take their place in Super Bowl 58 against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The onside kick gets a nice bounce up and Detroit get hands on it but it bobbles away and San Francisco recover.

The 49ers will be heading to the Super Bowl!

Jameson Williams hangs on to a rocket from Jared Goff at the back of the end zone and we're down to just a three-point game with just under a minute left to play.

Here comes an on-side kick that could decide who goes to the Super Bowl.

Detroit are down inside the 10-yard line thanks to Amon-Ra St Brown with a couple of catches.

With only just over a minute left on the clock they need to punch it in quickly though.

Sam LaPorta grabs a catch to move Detroit up to midfield as we hit the two-minute warning.

It's first down for Detroit and those two minutes left for one of these teams to make the Super Bowl.

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Greg Olsen, former NFL tight end on Fox: "Generally speaking, the 49ers are not a team that has operated well from behind.

"You have to attribute a lot of today’s comeback to the trust they have in Brock Purdy. It has been down to his ability to extend the play as a passer and also to his ability with his legs."

Brock Purdy is not an elite runner by any means, but my word he's scrappy! Again he escapes the pressure in the pocket on a crucial third down and scampers off for 28 yards and a huge first down.

Greg Olsen, former NFL tight end on Fox: "I think they need to stay aggressive.

"They can’t let the score dictate what they do. They have to enforce their will here and try to extend their lead."

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Well, Dan Campbell has got the Lions here by gambling and going for it on fourth downs, but this fourth and three didn't come off when Detroit could have had a kick at a makeable field goal to tie the game.

Instead, the Niners take over in great field position and looking to close this game out now by going and scoring a touchdown.

Was that a risk too far for Campbell?

Jared Goff hangs it out there for Jameson Williams again using the speedster's pace, but he can't gather this one as the ball drops between his hands right on the goal line.

That was a touchdown if he could have caught that ball.

Jameson Williams bobbles a catch as he flies across the field, but he just about managers to gather the ball again under extreme pressure as it looks like the 49ers picked it off at first.

But no, Detroit keep the ball and keep the drive going.