Field goal - Chiefspublished at 01:57 Greenwich Mean Time 14 January

01:57 GMT 14 January

Miami Dolphins 0-10 Kansas City Chiefs

Harrison Butker slots a 28-yarder to extend the Chiefs' lead to 10 points. Conditions are poor for kicking but Butker is one of the good ones and makes no mistake.

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Nine carries for 58 yards for Isiah Pacheco in that first quarter - to go along with about 20 missed tackles and a lot more bruises on Dolphins defenders who had the misfortune of trying to tackle him...

Mahomes has been called superhuman in the past. His ability to salvage plays out of the pocket is definitely a bit of a superpower and it looks like he can levitate too!

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Pretty good start for the Chiefs, who could have been further ahead but for a drop and a miscue, but they're getting chances and they have the ball still.

Rookie Rashee Rice has really stepped up so far, looking like he's not scared of the big occasion.

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Travis Kelce of all people, drops a little bit of a sitter standing all alone about the five-yard line. He has to jump up to get it but has both hands there under no pressure but somehow drops it.

Even Kelce can't believe it as he looks at his hands. The Chiefs lead the league in dropped catches this season - and even the best pass catcher is suffering from a case of the drops.

Isiah Pacheco looks like a complete nightmare to try and tackle, especially on a cold night like tonight - as there must have been about five or six Dolphins who got a hand on him but couldn't stop him stomping away for a first down.

Tua Tagovailoa's first real big pass attempt goes horribly wrong as he fires it down the middle of the field but can only find Chiefs safety Mike Edwards.

Tua had an age in the pocket to find his target but the throw sailed way over his intended receiver and left Edwards with a simple stooping catch.

Miami have the sixth-best rushing attack in the league and they're turning to that, and a few short passes to move the chains up towards halfway.

Taylor Swift is at Arrowhead watching boyfriend Travis Kelce in action.

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Mecole Hardman wriggles free of the secondary but he has a hard time locating the lofted pass from Patrick Mahomes, which may have stalled in the wind and drops a bit short of him.

Mahomes is hopping about as he trudges off the field as he knows that was a big chance for a walk-in touchdown.

Former NFL quarterback and coach Jason Garrett: "This is the exact start that Andy Reid wanted and Mike McDaniel didn't want.

"The Chiefs have said 'we're going to attack', they're running their offense, and Miami just didn't get going."

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Points for trying at least...

It's loud at Arrowhead, one of the loudest grounds in the NFL and they play their part in Miami not getting anything going on their opening drive.

That's followed by just a 28-yard punt by the Dolphins leaving the Chiefs with a nice field position start at their own 44.

It's been all about Patrick Mahomes for years, but it's the defence that has stood up this year, they've got the second-best unit in the NFL that only gave up an average of 17.1 points per game this season.

Can they shackle Tua Tagovailoa's high-powered Dolphins attack?

Isiah Pacheco storms his way to a first down with those high knees of his, and follows it up with a 23-yard burst to take the Chiefs into the red zone.

Pacheco is one of the most fun running backs to watch in the league.

Travis Kelce gets an early catch to convert a third down. Patrick Mahomes has come out slinging it despite the cold and wind, you'd have thought run would be the order of the day but Andy Reid obviously wants to see how the ball will fly first.

We're off at Arrowhead in this freezing wildcard game. The Chiefs start with the ball.

Patrick Mahomes is at home, but he's wrapped up warm against this biting cold in Kansas City, but Tyreek Hill is full of bravado as he returns to Arrowhead - going with the t-shirt despite the frigid conditions.

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