Super Bowl Domination

Chapter 1176 Working together
The situation was reversed in an instant!

Originally, everyone thought that this game might be another mess, continuing the sluggish trend of the London Bowl, and the two sides would find it difficult to compete with each other. It was another day for the Kansas City Chiefs to punch out of the office as a routine, and the expectations surrounding the Los Angeles Chargers were ultimately misplaced.

No one could have imagined that the one who would launch a desperate counterattack in the face of adversity would be the ignored, despised and forgotten Los Angeles Lightning defense!

Stand firm on the brink of defeat and sound the clarion call for counterattack.

Wembley, finally a game worth watching?

In an instant, Wembley exploded, and a huge cheering swept the entire stadium——

"Lightning, sprint!"

"Lightning, sprint!"

One sound follows another; one wave is higher than the other.

Blue and blue are connected shoulder to shoulder, spreading like wheat waves blown by the wind. The heat waves and red flames are in direct confrontation.

Energy, detonate.

The Los Angeles Lightning's home-field advantage was realized for the first time.

Since the Kansas City Chiefs arrived in London, the red color has spread unstoppably like a prairie fire, burning vigorously and wantonly, relying on Levi's unparalleled appeal to create home momentum in away games. Even Wembley tonight is singing for Levi.

Until this time.

The home court finally responded to the call of the Los Angeles Lightning, and the whole stadium was filled with lightning and thunder.

"Ocean vs. Fire", sound the clarion call.

For London fans, whether at home or away, what they really care about is the excitement of the game. Rather than cheering for victory, they tend to appreciate a thrilling game and remember it firmly.

Kansas City Chiefs strike first? Looks good.

Los Angeles Lightning's all-out counterattack? Cheers!

Let this London Bowl be truly spectacular.

"Lightning, sprint!"

The defense led by Bosa really showed momentum and turned the situation around in one fell swoop. Rivers ignited the little energy left in the fuel tank and rose up comprehensively.

The movement is as smooth as flowing water and as powerful as a rainbow.

Rivers' beautiful passing is often overlooked and underestimated.

Among the three major rookie quarterbacks in 2004, Rivers cannot match Manning's big heart and the ability to make the final decision at the critical moment; nor can he match Roethlisberger's heavy and domineering power and the ability to stabilize the situation in the stormy waves; but at the same time, Rivers has the comprehensiveness of Manning and Roethlisberger.

He is known as "Little Brees". His beautiful and accurate passing and ability to accurately capture defensive loopholes in chaotic situations have made him one of the league's top quarterbacks. At the same time, his excellent ability to withstand blows also allows him to counterattack under the opponent's front-line rushing pressure.

When Rivers gets going, he's just as unstoppable.

Then, Los Angeles scored a touchdown.

Keep close to the score and chase relentlessly!
And that’s not all. The Los Angeles Lightning, which stood firm in the face of adversity and gradually made up for the disadvantage, launched a comprehensive counterattack with unity from top to bottom.

"Intercept!" "Rayshawn Jenkins! Los Angeles Chargers safety Jenkins intercepted Mahomes' attempt to connect with Hill's pass and completed the ball transfer!"

"Pretty!"

"At the critical moment, Mahomes' defensive reading and route judgment were deviated again under pressure. However, Mahomes did not see Levi who had already run out of space in the short pass area, but forced a long pass to sneak into the backfield and tried to connect with Hill to complete a fatal blow."

"Unfortunately, the arc of the pass was obviously too high this time. Hill failed to control the football and just barely patted it, changing the trajectory of the football. It finally fell into Jenkins' arms, and Jenkins intercepted it."

"The Los Angeles Chargers continued to explode in adversity. The defense played a key role. The front line of defense continuously pressed and disrupted the pass. The back line of defense zone defense completed the interception."

"Two consecutive waves of defense successfully sniped the Kansas City Chiefs, and the suspense of the game is back!"

"Wow, the Kansas City Chiefs are ready to clock out, but the Los Angeles Chargers are protesting, 'Hey, did you ask my opinion?'"

"Hey, don't forget that all of the Los Angeles Chargers' losses this season were within one touchdown, and they did win by a wide margin."

"This is a team that can grit its teeth and hold out to the end regardless of winning or losing. It uses its unyielding style to make the opponent suffer. No one can escape unscathed, let alone their mortal enemy in the same region."

Then, the Los Angeles Lightning scored another free kick.

The Los Angeles Chargers' offense remains strong under Rivers' leadership, but the Kansas City Chiefs' defense has also grown through hardships this season. Faced with a crisis, they tightened up and sped up their defense in an attempt to keep up with the pace, and finally stopped the unstoppable Rivers at the front of the red zone.

Rivers was a little frustrated. The end zone was so close, but he was struck out.

Despite this, the Los Angeles Lightning still relied on free kicks to further close the score. After a small climax of chasing ten points in a row -

"14:13".

Victory or defeat, we are back to the same starting line.

Wembley was in a frenzy, and the scene they had been waiting for finally appeared:
Even at the London Stadium, with jet lag and environmental influences, the team had to complete a grand performance in front of a 100,000-seat stage in just a few days while reversing day and night, and then go back to complete the game while reversing day and night. The team's spirit and state were put to a double test, but they were still able to deliver top performances comparable to NFL night games.

The last time the London Bowl saw a thrilling duel of bloody bayonets was in the 2016 season. All three London Bowl games were fought fiercely, and the winner was not decided until the last moment. But people could not tell for a while whether it was a peak duel or a fight between rookies.

Because of those three games among six teams, in the end only one team, the New York Giants, advanced to the playoffs.

This seems to be becoming a routine:
Only weak teams that need to expand overseas markets will pay attention to the London Bowl and give their all for a "performance-like" event on the other side of the Atlantic.

Those strong teams often need to consider the overall situation. Even if they sign overseas competition agreements in accordance with the league's promotion plan, they may not be willing to go all out in the London Bowl, and may even deal with it hastily for the sake of the blueprint for the entire season.

Just do business.

It is precisely because of this that the London Bowl has become a league routine since 2007, increasing from one game a season to four games a season now, but they seem to have never seen a truly head-to-head showdown, which is undoubtedly a pity for London fans.

The three London Bowl matches that have all been completed so far this season are no exception.

until now--

One team is the Los Angeles Lightning, who are standing on the edge of a cliff and fighting for a chance to make the playoffs. They have a hundred reasons to give it their all and go for it.

The key point is that the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs have remained undefeated so far this season. Even if they lose a game, it doesn't seem to have much of an impact. They can completely use the London Bowl as a practice match to warm up for Mahomes who has returned from injury. There is no reason for them to win.

So, what now?
How will the Kansas City Chiefs respond to the aggressive Los Angeles Chargers?

(End of this chapter)