Eagles Soar to Super Bowl Glory, Deny Chiefs Historic Three-Peat in Dominant Win

A couple of hours ago, Super Bowl LIX, which was held at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, saw the Philadelphia Eagles triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs with a commanding 40-22 victory. The Eagles started strongly and in the first three quarters had a commanding 34-6 point gap over the Chiefs, and despite the Chiefs team trying to rally in the fourth quarter, it was too little too late as the damage had been done. This victory denied the Chiefs from winning an unprecedented third successive championship and ensured the Eagles their second Super Bowl victory.

Some highlights of the night were the astounding performances of star man and MVP of the game Jalen Hurts, who showcased exceptional performance, completing 17 of 22 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns, in addition to rushing for 72 yards. Also, wide receiver DeVonta Smith, who was a strong performer on the night, made sure he used his speed to torture the Chiefs team.

As for the halftime show, Not Like Us, crooner Kendrick Lamar did not disappoint as he gave the audience a perfect medley of his hits 'Be humble', 'DNA', and songs off the GNX album 'Mustard.' He was later joined on stage by SZA, with whom he performed 'Luther' and 'All the Stars'. 

Despite the story of the lawsuit by Drake's team, he performed track Not Like Us but was generous enough to remove the word 'paedophile.' A major highlight of the performance was the crowd chanting the 'A minor' line.

Despite it being a good night for the winners and the neutrals, it was a horror show for the Chiefs team and star men Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. It remains to be seen if Kelce will call time on his career after the disappointment of not winning a third title on the trot.