And this year brings the chance to cement a dynasty for the Chiefs, who earned a dramatic win over the 49ers last year in what was the first Super Bowl to require overtime under the new regulations.
In overtime, New England won the coin toss and eventually earned a 34-28 win after a touchdown from running back James White secured one of the most famous Super Bowl wins in history.
The NFL amended overtime rules ahead of the 2022/23 season, after a now-famous overtime win from the Kansas City Chiefs against the Buffalo Bills in the 2021 AFC Divisional playoff game.
The Kansas City Chiefs are targeting a historic three-peat of Super Bowl wins when they face the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night at Super Bowl LIX.
In that match in 2022, the Chiefs won the coin toss ahead of overtime, giving them the first possession, and Patrick Mahomes rushed for four yards before completing five passes for 50 yards and eventually throwing an eight-yard touchdown pass for Travis Kelce.
