Bills-Chiefs Rematch Headlines Sunday’s Sports Schedule
Yesterday’s going to be a tough day to follow up. From Tennessee’s win over Alabama to the Guardian’s ninth-inning comeback to the Astros, Phillies, and Padres booking tickets to the next round, it was hard to keep up with it all.
Today, we have an NFL game that was circled on nearly everyone’s calendar, the Yankees on the brink of elimination, and one of the biggest soccer matches in the world.
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Buffalo Bills at Kansas City Chiefs
The Bills’ last two seasons have ended in Kansas City, including last year’s dramatic overtime game. Josh Allen will be out for revenge and looking to continue his strong start to the season. But Patrick Mahomes and his new-look offense are starting to find their stride.
4:25 p.m. ET, CBS, watch on fuboTV
READ MORE:
- NFL Week 6 Preview: Best Games, Key Questions, Predictions (Albert Breer and Conor Orr)
- Those 13 Seconds in Kansas City? How the Bills Got Over It. (Conor Orr)
- NFL Power Rankings: Still the Standard, Bills Reclaim Top Spot (Conor Orr)
LINEUP:
• Manchester City at Liverpool | Liverpool has not gotten off to a strong start in the Premier League while Manchester City is right near the top of the table again. Can the Reds get back on track? 11:30 a.m. ET, USA Network/Telemundo, watch on fuboTV
• New York Yankees at Cleveland Guardians | After Cleveland’s walk-off win last night, the Yankees are on the verge of elimination and will turn to ace Gerrit Cole. 7:07 p.m. ET, TBS
• Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles | The Eagles are putting their undefeated record on the line against the Cowboys’ stout defense. 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC, watch on fuboTV
HIDDEN GEM:
Barcelona at Real Madrid
The two Spanish giants are tied atop La Liga with 22 points apiece through eight matches this season, making this edition of El Clásico even more appealing to watch.
10:15 a.m. ET, ESPN+
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