Bengals vs. Chiefs: The Bengals upset the Chiefs and are in Super Bowl LVI

The Cincinnati Bengals got their ticket to Super Bowl LVI after beating the Kansas City Chiefs 27-24 in overtime, with a 31-yard field goal from the rookie Evan McPherson with 9:22 minutes left, Joe Burrow kept his cool as he led a relentless reaction in the second half and the Bengals will fight again for the Lombardi after 33 years.

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Joe Burrow’s super team trailing by 18 points in the second quarter and managed to turn the score around 24-21 in the last, an advantage that came a little late, since Harrison Butker sent the game into overtime with a 44-yard field goal, a week after his 49-yard field goal on the last play of regulation made his own against Buffalo.

Again, the Chiesf commanded the offensive, but Von Bell intercepted Patrick Mahomes on the third play and Burrow and the Bengals sealed their Super Bowl berth.

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And now they’re back on track for the first time since 1989 after their first playoff overtime win in their history. the champions of the American Conference await the winner of the National that is disputed between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams.

Mahomes and the Chiefs (14-6) were left lamenting after blowing the chance to play in his third Super Bowl in a row.