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Purdy got rid of it quick because he was going to get crushed. He got crushed anyway and missed Aiyuk with a high pass to the left side. 

4th and 12 from the SF 40. 

Pressure came from Karlaftis on the strong side and Purdy is taken down for a loss of 4 yards!

3rd and 12 from the SF 40. 

Pitch to the left side for Guerendo and he gets 2 yards. 

2nd and 8 from the SF 44. 

Purdy lofts one down to Kittle over the middle and he makes the catch for a 22 yard pick up and a first down!

1st and 10 from the SF 42. 

Mason finally found some space for an 8 yard chuck, but a holding call is going to bring that play back. 

1st and 20 from the SF 20. 

It was Hardman who set the Chiefs up with great field position with the 55 yard punt return and Worthy and Hunt took it from there. Worthy had a couple nice end arounds and Hunt punched it in for his second TD of the day. 

Screen pass to Hunt who got hit immediately but he bounces off of it and picks up 3 yards to move the chains. 

1st and Goal from the SF 6. 

Timeout Chiefs with 7:35 to go in the first half. 

Hunt up the middle and he gets 3 yards to bring up 3rd and short. 

3rd and 2 from the SF 9. 

Worthy on the end around to the left side and the hole got clogged up by Mustapha who crused him after a gain of 5 yards. 

2nd and 5 from the SF 12. 

Mahomes steps up in the pocket and looked like he was going to tuck it but shoveled it to Worthy for 8 yards and a first down. 

1st and 10 from the SF 17. 

Screen pass set up and Mahomes grounds the ball after the Niners sniffed it out. 

3rd and 5 from the SF 5. 

Short pass to the right side for Kelce and he makes the catch for a five yard gain on first down. 

2nd and 5 from the SF 25. 

Hardman with a massive run back up the left sideline and he turns on the jets for a 55 yard return down to the SF 30!!!

Purdy lobbed it up for Aiyuk on the right side, and he had it in his hands but he lost it!

4th and 2 from the SF 38. 

Purdy's pass was batted down at the line and the Niners face third down again. 

3rd and 2 from the SF 38. 

SF get the ball back from their 30 and Purdy finds Kittle with a short pass to the left sideline for a gain of 8. 

2nd and 2 from the SF 38. 

Hunt may only have 21 yards on 8 carries but he's helping move the chains and when he had a chance, he punched it into the end zone from inside the 1. Chiefs lead 7-3 early in the second quarter. 

Misdirection play as Mahomes slipped it off to Hunt on the counter and he takes it to the 1 yard line. 

2nd and Goal from the 1. 

Hunt gets 3 yards on the left side, but an offside is going to give KC another couple free yards. 

1st and Goal from the SF 4. 

Worthy on the end around and he takes it to the right side for a 6 yard pick up and a first down. 

1st and Goal from the SF 8. 

Screen pass set up for Hunt and that went no where, but an offside penalty on the defense is going to give the Chiefs a free five yards. 

2nd and 5 from the SF 19. 

Hunt bounces off the pile, and then is cut down for no gain. 

2nd and 10 from the SF 19. 

End around from Hardman on the right side and he follows Kelce for a 20 yard gain up the sideline. 

1st and 10 from the SF 19. 

WE ARE AT THE END OF THE FIRST QUARTER WITH THE NINERS LEADING BY A FIELD GOAL!!!

We had failed fake punts, interceptions, and sacks in what's been a defensive masterclass so far. 

Mahomes zips it over the middle for Gray and he falls to the ground to wrap up that pass for a 20 yard completion. 

1st and 10 from the SF 39 after the quarter change. 

KC take over from their 30 and Mahomes slips it off to Gray on the screen pass that he takes for 11 yards. 

1st and 10 from the KC 41. 

FIELD GOAL!!!

Anders Carlson is the Niners third kicker in the last three weeks, and he drills a 55 yarder to put the first points on the board. 

Niners lead 3-0 with just over a minute to go in the first quarter. 

Purdy's short pass to Aiyuk up the seem is well behind the WR and the FG unit is going to come on the field. 

4th and 6 from the KC 37. 

Mason up the middle and he is taken down after a gain of 4 yards. 

3rd and 6 from the KC 37. 

Purdy's pass over the middle was tipped and almost picked by Bolton!

2nd and 10 from the KC 41. 

SF take over from their 41, and Purdy lets fly for Kittle on the right side and that pass was over thrown, but a flag flies for pass interference on Reid. 

1st and 10 from the KC 41. 

The pocket collapses on Mahomes and its Collins and Floyd who take him down for a loss of 4!

4th and 7 from the KC 11. 

Hunt is drilled by Mustapha on the pitch to the left side, and taken down after a short gain of 2. 

3rd and 3 from the KC 15. 

KC get the ball from their 8 yard line and it's Hunt getting 5 yards on first down. 

2nd and 5 from the KC 13. 

Mason up the middle and he is stopped at the line of scrimmage by Karlaftis. 

4th and 1 from the SF 41 and the Niners are going to punt. 

Mason up the left side but he is cut down after a yard. 

3rd and 1 from the SF 41. 

SF take over from their 32 and it's Purdy finds Aiyuk on the right side for an 8 yard gain. 

2nd and 2 from the SF 40. 

Check out the big man at the line, making the tip and the pick at the line! Two turnovers and a failed fake punt in the first quarter. 

On the play after the unsuccessful faked punt, the Chiefs D gives the ball right back to their offense with a pick by Reid. Not a very good throw from Purdy, and he's going to have to come up big if he doesn't want to hear questions about KC and Mahomes having his number. 

INTERCEPTION!!!

Mahomes looked to the right side and Davis put his big paw up at the line of scrimmag, tipped it and brought it down for the INT!

1st and 10 Niners from the SF 32! What a wild first quarter from the Bay. 

Mahomes got wrapped up in the backfield by Bosa and Floyd was there to take care of the rest. 

2nd and 15 from the SF 24. 

The pocket almost closed on Mahomes and he tucked it, found a seam and dove for 7 yards. 

1st and 10 from the SF 19. 

Mahomes goes for the end zone looking for Worthy, but not even the speedy WR could catch up to that pass. 

3rd and 4 from the SF 32. 

Mahomes on the boot leg on the right side, and he finds Worthy with a short pass that was caught as the WR slid to the ground. 

2nd and 4 from the SF 26. 

Mahomes drops back and had all kinds of time to find Gray with a big gain to the left sideline for 26 yards. 

1st and 10 from the SF 32. 

INTERCEPTION!!!

Purdy drops back off the play action and threw it right to the hands of Reid, and the Chiefs take back over after the failed fake punt. 

1st and 10 from the KC 42. 

The Chiefs try to get tricky on their opening drive but get stopped on the fake punt, giving up the ball in their own territory. Here come the Niners after going three and out on their first drive. 

TURNOVER ON DOWNS!!!

The Chiefs direct snap it to the up back in the punt formation and he is stopped short of the first down marker!

Niners ball from the KC 45. 

Mahomes had pressure coming from the back and that affected his throw to Worthy came up just short down the left side. 

4th and 2 from the KC 44. 

Hunt hesitates and bursts up the middle for a gain of 6 yards. 

3rd and 2 from the KC 44. 

Hunt to the right side and e picks up 2 yards on first down. 

2nd and 8 from the KC 38. 

Short pass on the hitch route to Hardman who cuts up field and picks up 17 yards to extend the drive. 

1st and 10 from the KC 36. 

Hunt up the middle and gets another short gain of 2 yards. 

3rd and 6 from the KC 19. 

KC get the ball for the first time from their 15 and Mahomes finds Hunt out of the backfield for a short gain of 2 on the left flat. 

2nd and 8 from the KC 17. 

Juszczyk with a strong run to the left side and he dishes out some punishment before being taken down short of the marker. 

4th and 5 from the SF 35. 

Purdy tucks it and runs up the field for a short gain of 2 yards. 

3rd and 19 from the SF 21. 

Mason slithers through the middle for a nice gain of 8 but a holding call will bring the Niners back. 

2nd and 21 from the SF 19. 

The Niners get the ball to start the game and begin the opening drive from the 30. 

It's Mason with the first hand off to the left side and he is stopped at the line of scrimmage. 

2nd and 10 from the SF 30. 

WE ARE UNDERWAY FROM SAN FRANCISCO!!!

Today's odds 

Coming into the afternoon in the Bay, the Niners come into this massive matchup as the slight favorites over the undefeated Chiefs. San Fran is a 1.5 point favorite with the Over/Under set at 47. 

- Spread: Niners -1.5, Chiefs +1.5

- Over/Under: 47

- Moneyline: Niners -125, Chiefs +105

I hate picking against the Chiefs, especially coming off of a BYE week. Andy Reid is 21-4 in week’s after a BYE, and you can bet he has been getting his team ready for this game from San Fran. The Niners finally gave a performance that made them look like a contender last week in Seattle, and I think this team is trending in the right direction. The Chiefs have been squeaking by teams, and I think if they do that today in the Bay, they will be in trouble. 

Niners win it in a tight one, 27-23. 

Head to head series

These two teams have been the best in their respective conferences over the last five years. The Chiefs are in the midst of their dynasty phase, but if it wasn’t for the Chiefs, the Niners might have a claim to the newest dynasty in the NFL. KC has won the last four match ups against San Fran, including two wins on Super Sunday to take a 9-7 lead in the historical series that dates back to 1971. Today the Niners will be looking for a little revenge for their last two Super Bowl losses. It wouldn’t make up for the heartbreak on Super Sunday, but handing the Chiefs their first loss of the season would send a big statement to the rest of the league. 

Last game: Super Bowl LVIII

For the second time in a handful of years, the Niners and the Chiefs met on Super Bowl Sunday. For the second time in a handful of years the Chiefs beat the Niners to lift the Lomardi Trophy. Eight months has passed since Super Bowl LVIII, but the wounds are still open in San Fran after they took a 10-0 lead in the first half. It was a low scoring, defensive match up that came down to the kicking game late in the fourth quarter. Jake Moody put the Niners up 19-16 with under two minutes left in the game but Mahomes would drive his team down the field and set up a game tying Harrison Butker field goal from 29 yards out to force the game to OT. The Niners won the toss and got the ball first, kicking a field goal to take the lead but Mahomes and the Chiefs would respond driving all the way down the field. On 1st and Goal with a few seconds left in the OT session, Mahomes hit Mecole Hardman for the walk-off TD pass to secure the Chiefs second straight Super Bowl and third in five years. 

Mason ready for the showdown

While McCaffery’s absence isn’t ideal, Jordan Mason has done a great job trying to fill the shoes of one the best two way running back in the game. He may not be as versatile in the passing game, but he is averaging over 100 yards rushing a game and has scored three TDs while getting 5.3 yards a carry. He injured his shoulder in the the first half of the last game against the Seahawks, and tried to return but only got one carry after the halftime break. He was listed as day-to-day after the Niners win, but after a mini BYE Mason has been given the green light for today’s massive match up. 

Star watch: Niners

With Christian McCaffery sidelined since the opening week of the season, even more responsibility has been placed on the shoulders of their QB, Brock Purdy. Somehow, someway he still has to hear they critics and doubters questioning if he’s capable of running this team. Without the best offensive player in the game over the first six weeks of the season, all Purdy has done is throw for 1,629 yards (2nd in the league) for 9 TDs and just 4 INTs. He may not be getting the accolades that Mahomes gets for MVP, but he has this team trending in the right direction, and if and when Christian McCaffery comes back, watch out. This could turn a good team into the best team in the NFC. 

Star watch: Chiefs

The Chiefs have been decimated by injury, but they keep on chugging along thanks to their two time MVP Patrick Mahomes. Mahomes is back on track to win the MVP again this year, although his numbers are far from the best in the league. His 1,235 yards are 17th in the league, and he has just 6 TDs and 6 INTs. They may not be stunning numbers, but Kansas City is undefeated and when it comes down to MVP voting, winning matters more than stats. He’s coming off a BYE and if there is one thing we know about Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes, it’s that they come out of BYEs better than they went into them. 

Season recap: Niners

After losing to the Chiefs in overtime of the Super Bowl, the Niners came into this season looking to make a return run but were dealt an early bit of bad news. Christian McCaffery hasn’t played a down this season as he continues to rehab an Achilles injury. San Fran won their first game over the Jets without McCaffery, but then dropped three of their next four, and lost late double digit leads in two of those three games. They lost to the Vikings, Rams and the Cardinals, with a blow out win over the Pats tucked in between their two losses to their division rivals. Last game, Purdy and the offense got back on track and took the NFC West lead with a win over the Seahawks. 

Season recap: Chiefs

The Chiefs record may say they are perfect, but it hasn’t always looked perfect. They started their three-peat bid with a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship against the Ravens. The Chiefs would win that game by a toe, before taking on the Bengals in Week 2. A late pass interference call on a 4th down would set up the Chiefs for a game winning field goal as KC snuck another late win for the second straight week. The Falcons took them down to the wire, but this time is was a no call on a potential pass interference in the end zone that kept ATL out of the end zone and allowed the Chiefs to rattle off a third straight win. In Week 4 they would have to comeback on the Chargers after going down 10 in the first quarter. The defense buckled down and Mahomes led the comeback but he would lose his top WR Rashee Rice for the rest of the season. Before their BYE, they would finally win a game by more than one possession when they controlled the Saints from start to finish to head into their week off at 5-0.

Last game: Niners 

San Fran went into Seattle with a chance to take the lead in the division against the Seahawks to kickoff Week 6, and Brock Purdy and the Niners didn’t spoil the occasion. They jumped all over the Seahawks in the first two quarters, thanks to an opening drive pick and then a forced fumble on a kick return right after Deebo Samuel’s 76 yard catch and run. Brock Purdy would pass for two more TDs on his way to 255 yards and third string RB Isaac Guerendo had 99 yards on 10 carries after Jordan Mason went down with a shoulder injury earlier in the game. 

Last game: Chiefs

It seems like ages ago, but the last time the Chiefs took the field they finally got a win that didn’t go down to the wire. Patrick Mahomes lit up the Saints defense for 331 yards and the defense shut down Derek Carr and the offense. Kareem Hunt had a big game in his first game getting the majority of the carries, going for 102 yards and a TD on 27 carries, and Xavier Worthy iced the game with a  yard TD run from three yards out. 

We are live from San Fran

Hello everyone and welcome to the Bay where the Niners are back home and at the top of the NFC West following their first good performance of the year. It came in Seattle against their division rival last Thursday and now, coming off of their mini BYE they have the biggest game of the season coming, and a chance for revenge against Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Kansas City is coming off of their BYE and the only remaining undefeated team left in the AFC. It hasn’t been easy for the Chiefs who looked to have greatly improved on the offensive end over the offseason, but injuries problems have plagued the Chiefs. They are still undefeated and coming off a week’s rest. Will they stay perfect or will the Niners make a statement to the rest of the league? 

Chiefs vs. Niners live

We have a rematch of last season’s Super Bowl from San Francisco. Week 7 has plenty of massive match ups, but none are bigger than this one from Levi’s Stadium. The San Francisco 49ers return home to host the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs and AS English will be with you all day, providing live coverage, stats highlights and analysis as the Niners look to avenge their overtime loss on Super Sunday eight months ago.