The NFL postseason is almost at its end with only Kansas City Chiefs, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders and Buffalo Bills still standing
The 2024/25 NFL season is nearing its conclusion as the final games of the playoffs take place this weekend. Just four teams remain in the competition, having made it through the Wild Card Weekend and Divisional Round.
Next up is the Conference Championship playoffs, with the winners of the two games securing their place in Super Bowl 59. The grand finale will be held on February 9 at New Orleans’ Caesars Superdome, which will host the game for the eighth time.
But before that, the Conference Championship fixtures are scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 26, with Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles kicking off at 8pm GMT and Buffalo Bills vs Kansas City Chiefs at 11.30pm GMT. Thanks to a new streaming deal, fans in the UK can now get DAZN’s NFL Game Pass for £9.99, providing access to both playoff games and the Super Bowl live and on-demand.
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Fans can sign up for the Season Pro package for a one-off payment of £9.99, which provides access to all NFL content with authentic US broadcast until July 31. In addition to every playoff game and Super Bowl 59, Season Pro includes access to NFL Redzone, NFL Network, and NFL Originals with the DAZN app on smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, games consoles, streaming devices, and any device with a web browser.
NFL fans can watch every playoff game and Super Bowl 59 with DAZN’s NFL Game Pass. Prices start at £9.99 as a one-off payment which provides access to all NFL content until July 31.
There’s the option to upgrade to Season Pro Ultimate for £14.99, which offers streaming on five devices in two locations, plus up to four games on one screen with multiview. NFL Game Pass is also available on Amazon’s Prime Video for £29.99 per month after the first month at half price.
The Conference Championship games follow an exhilarating Divisional Round, which saw the eight remaining teams whittled down to four. Kansas City defeated the Houston Texans 23-14 as they progressed to the AFC championship game for the seventh consecutive season.
This put Andy Reid’s side within touching distance of the Vince Lombardi Trophy and a historic three-peat, a feat no other NFL team is yet to achieve. In the NFC, the Philadelphia Eagles beat Los Angeles Rams 28-22 as both the field and the players were covered in a blanket of snow.
Here’s the full schedule for the NFL Conference Championship:
NFL Conference Championship schedule
Sunday, January 26
- Philadelphia Eagles vs Washington Commanders: 8pm GMT KO
- Kansas City Chiefs vs Buffalo Bills: 11.30pm GMT KO
