NFL play-offs: Los Angeles Rams to meet Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl 56

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The Cincinnati Bengals produced a stunning comeback to upset the Kansas City Chiefs 27-24 and book a first Super Bowl appearance in 33 years.
- Sunday's Conference Championship games - follow live * NFL play-off fixtures and results THE CLASSIC GAME OF TWO HALVES Patrick Mahomes reached 28 touchdown passes in NFL post-season games but it was not enough to reach a third straight Super Bowl Only 15 months separate Burrow and Mahomes in age but the latter has already won two AFC titles and a Super Bowl, while this year has marked the Bengals quarterback's first post-season campaign.
The game turned on the brink of half-time as, with five seconds remaining, Kansas City turned down the chance of a close-range field goal to go for a touchdown and Hill was tackled short of the line.
McPherson converted a 52-yard kick to give the Bengals the lead for the first time but Mahomes recovered his composure to lead a solid Chiefs drive that ended with Harrison Butker's last-second 44-yard field goal.