So there we have it, we've got our Super Bowl 57 match-up set for the big game at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on 12 February.

The Philadelphia Eagles were dominant as the San Francisco 49ers imploded, before the Kansas City Chiefs exacted revenge on the Cincinnati Bengals.

So we'll have Jalen Hurts and that Eagles running game and defence taking on Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, who will hope to get a clean bill of health by the time the big game comes around.

Read our report from the Championship games and make sure you join us on Super Bowl Sunday to see who'll be lifting the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 57, it promises to be another classic!

Nice touch, although I'm not sure this will go down well with fans of the Eagles' divisional rivals the New York Giants.

Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid speaking on CBS: "Back to the Super Bowl, the work is not done. We have got a few practices and then we have got to take care of business but here we come Philly.

"It is a tough bunch, my heart goes out to them they have worked so hard this week, [Travis] Kelce and Patrick [Mahomes] were banged up this week they worked through it. Our fans helped guide us through this thing and we appreciate the energy they gave us.

"What a great job by our defence."

For the first time in NFL history we'll have brothers playing on opposing teams in the Super Bowl - with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and Eagles centre Jason Kelce playing for the Lombardi Trophy in Arizona.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes speaking to CBS: "We played together, this team stepped up against a really great team and we showed the world it's not Burrowhead out here.

"They [Philadelphia Eagles] are a great football team, I have watched them all year long and it will be a real challenge for us.

"But for now I want to celebrate with my team-mates."

That's now Joe Burrow 3-1 Patrick Mahomes as the Chiefs finally end their losing streak against the Bengals.

All four of these games have been decided by three points though - all of them thrillers, and the best thing is we'll see this fixture a few more times over the next few years.

What a finish! That Patrick Mahomes run, that penalty, and that Harrison Butker field goal sees the Chiefs pinch it right at the very end as the Chiefs book their third Super Bowl appearance in the last four years, where they'll face the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Cincinnati Bengals 20-23 Kansas City Chiefs

Harrison Butker makes it! He drills the 45-yarder right through the middle and the Chiefs are almost there - with just three seconds left on the clock.

The Bengals need a miracle...

Patrick Mahomes takes off, running on that injured ankle, sucking up every ounce of pain as he races for the first down marker, where the Bengals' Joseph Ossai comes across and pushes him when he's already out of bounds - and that's a penalty!

15 extra yards means it's a 45-yard field goal coming in for the Chiefs to win it!

OK, sit rep, we reckon the Chiefs need about 12 yards for a makeable field goal for Harrison Butker, no timeouts left and 21 seconds left on the clock.

We thought this one would be close....

Skyy Moore takes the punt back 27 yards to around midfield, and now Mahomes won't have to get too many yards to set-up a field goal attempt.

How's your nerves?

Chris Jones gets Burrow down! On third down that's yet another huge play, yet another momentum swing, and now with 41 seconds left to play Patrick Mahomes is going to get the ball back and perhaps one last chance!

Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo on CBS: "That is a really poor job, that is on the outside corner. They brought him he turns his back on the quick out and doesn't help on the out by Hurst."

How in the world is tight end Hayden Hurst wide open for an easy throw for Burrow to make and get them a first down with just under a minute left.

Joe Burrow throws the ball into the dirt under pressure and with no receivers in the area that's an international grounding penalty against the Bengals that backs them up to their own 10 and brings up third down.

We're at the two minute warning, tied game, with a place in the Super Bowl on the line - this is the stuff of legend, and the stage is set for Joe Burrow to drive down the field and win this game.

Can he do it? They may just need a field goal to do it.

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After some deliberation, Zac Taylor declines a KC penalty so the Chiefs have to punt it - with Tommy Townsend booting it to the Cincinnati seven.

Now Joe Burrow is right where he wants to be, with the ball, and the game, in his hands.

Isiah Pacheco runs like a man possessed in the regular season, in the play-offs he's turning the intensity up even further.

He's one step of morphing into the hulk on this last play, taking a short pass and what should be a short loss into a big game by simply mowing down tacklers.

Former NFL quarterback Tony Romo on CBS: "Someone has to help Mahomes a little bit. They don't have the guys on the outside at the moment, maybe they can bring the screen game back."

Talk about teamwork, Bryan Cook is in coverage and gets his hand on the ball to tip it up, and it's caught by fellow rookie Joshua Williams as Joe Burrow went deep again.

Could that be a game changer? Mahomes is still struggling with this ankle, and he's missing a few of his first-choice receivers too.

And we're down to the last five minutes of the AFC Championship!