The Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Commanders will go head-to-head in the NFC championship game today with a one-way ticket to Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans on the line. The No. 2 seed Eagles and No. 6 Commanders will kick off at 3 p.m. at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, with the game airing on FOX.

Listen to radio commentary from BBC Radio 5 Live and follow text updates as the Washington Commanders face the Philadelphia Eagles and the Buffalo Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Championship round of the NFL Playoffs.

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The most anticipated matchup of the weekend is set to unfold Sunday night when the No. 2 seed Buffalo Bills travel to Arrowhead Stadium to face the No. 1 seed

The Washington Commanders at Philadelphia Eagles game will take place at 3 p.m. ET. The NFC championship game is airing on Fox and is streaming on the Fox Sports app. It can also be streamed on NFL+, the NFL's streaming app. According to BetMGM as of Saturday, the Eagles are six-point favorites. The over/under is 47.5.

Follow live updates from the conference championship round of the NFL playoffs as the Super Bowl matchup is set.

“Is it an upset?” Alexander said in a phone conversation with The Arizona Republic about the AFC title game between Buffalo and Kansas City, where the Chiefs are a slight favorite to win at Arrowhead Stadium. “Probably, I guess, based on what’s happened in the past; probably, it’s an upset but …”

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The world will find out this NFL season's Super Bowl matchup in a matter of days after exciting conference championship action on Sunday. Josh Allen's second-seeded Buffalo Bills facing Patrick Mahomes' top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game makes them the first pair of quarterbacks to meet four times in the playoffs before the age of 30.

Championship Sunday has arrived and it feels simultaneously as though the NFL season just began and also that we’d never get here. Three of the four teams playing for their conference crowns are exactly who we expected would be here when the season started: The Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles.