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This really is impressive from the Bengals, who have outscored their opponents 32-0 over last four games in the first quarter - it screams of elite level scheming from the coaches.

Again they're mixing some Mixon running with Burrow now finding Tee Higgins a couple of times as the chunk plays and first downs are flowing.

Not a great start for Josh Allen, after the Bills defence failed to play a glove on Joe Burrow, the Bengals defence then applies enough pressure to stop Allen finding his BFF Stefon Diggs on third down and they have to punt.

You know, this Bengals defence was average in the regular season, but just like last year they seem to turn up the heat come play-off time.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

Not a single positive play for the Bills on defence, not a pass broken up, Burrow not hassled and the one play he was under pressure he found Ja'Marr Chase for the touchdown.

Jason Bell On Sky Sports: "They worked everything, they went over this all week long. Joe Burrow understood he had to get the ball out quickly to slow down the pass rush.

"Execution at an all-time high level."

Lovely start this from the visitors, with Burrow throwing for a first down and Joe Mixon running for one showing a nice mix. Despite how good both of these QBs are you need at least some sort of run game to keep the defence honest.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

Is the defence going to give the offence a short field and is the defence going to score in this one. There is way more white than green on the field right now.

It is going to be slick and slippery

We're off! Joe Burrow and the Bengals all decked out in white take to the field first at a snowy Orchard Park.

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The Bills are looking for their second AFC Championship game in three years, after missing out last year on a coin toss in overtime against the Chiefs.

Patrick Mahomes scored so the Bills lost without getting a chance in overtime, prompting the NFL to change the rules for this season.

Josh Allen is incredible in the play-offs, with 17 TDs in seven games and three straight outings with 300-plus yards and three TD throws.

Buffalo are 13-1 at home in the play-offs and they desperately want another crack at Kansas City next week.

Who can forget the first game Buffalo played after Damar Hamlin's collapse, when Nyheim Hines took the opening kick-off 96 yards to the house, and almost brought the house down!

For good measure he later added a 101-yard return TD!

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Joe Burrow is aiming for a second consecutive Super Bowl and has the Bengals peaking at the right time after a slowish start to the campaign.

It's now nine wins in a row for Cincinnati after they beat Baltimore last week with Burrow showing the composure and swagger he's become known for.

With his star receiver Ja'Marr Chase always on hand, Cincy also have a defence that seems to come alive in the play-offs. The Bengals are slight underdogs here but Burrow has never, ever played like an underdog in his life.

These two could put on a clinic tonight...

For the second straight week it is looking like a cold one in Buffalo. According to BBC Weather light snow is predicted with the temperature expected to reach 0c.

Fortunately for the Cincinnati Bengals, being from the state of Ohio they should be used to the cold weather.

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The Buffalo Bills certainly have more than most to play for, with Damar Hamlin suffering a cardiac arrest during the cancelled game against these same Cincinnati Bengals.

Emotions will be running high again in Buffalo as they look to go all the way for their team-mate.

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Sam Hubbard's play-off record 98-yard fumble return for the Cincinnati Bengals features in Sunday's NFL wildcard weekend best plays.

Two more huge games tonight when we'll complete our final four, but who will come out on top?

Cincinnati Bengals @ Buffalo Bills (20:00 GMT)

A rematch of the infamous Damar Hamlin game just 20 days ago - with the winners facing the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

If the Bengals win the game will be held at Arrowhead, but if the Bills win it'll be at a neutral venue in Atlanta - the home of the Falcons.

Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers (23:30 GMT)

A rematch of last year's wildcard tie that the Niners won in Dallas - with the winners heading to Philadelphia to face the Eagles.