Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders face off on January 26

Over the last few months, the NFL has stamped its presence on Saturdays but returns to Sundays now as there are only two Conference Championship games remaining. On 26 January, both the NFC and AFC will get their representatives for Super Bowl 59 as the NFC title will be between Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders, and the Kansas City Chiefs will fight it out for the AFC title against the Buffalo Bills.

This is the seventh time in a row that the Kansas City Chiefs will be competing for the AFC title. For the fourth post season, the chiefs, and the bills are competing against each other. The Buffalo will be competing to win the first Super Bowl title, while the chiefs will be working towards their third straight Super Bowl win.

In matchup games, Philadelphia Eagles have won 12 out of 16 against Washington Commanders and are also favored with 6 points. Actually, advanced computer models used for sports, performing 10,000 simulations to guess the result of a game support Eagles and also said that they would win this game with 29-30 points.


It came down to a thrilling match where the Philadelphia Eagles earned the right to this postseason game by beating the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, and Washington Commanders entered the NFC playoffs after a win over Detroit Lions.

The match is streaming on all platforms: Fox Sports (stream), NFL+ (stream on phones and tablets), Fubo (streaming) and Fox. The NFC game is set at 3:00 PM ET while AFC is scheduled for 6:30 PM ET.

FAQs:

When is Super Bowl 59?
Super Bowl will start at 6:30 p.m ET on February 9, 2025 at the Caesar Superdome, New. Orleans. It will be broadcast on Fox.

Which teams will play in the championship game?
Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders will vie for NFC representation, while Kansas City Chief and Buffalo Bills will battle for AFC title on 26 January.