By Manuel Acevedo
05 Nov 2023, 22:25 PM EST
This Sunday the day of the ninth week of the National Football League (NFL) and one of the games that attracted the most attention was that of the Kansas City Chiefs against the Miami Dolphins at Deutsche Bank Park, in Frankfurt, Germany.
The reigning NFL champions, Kansas City, They won with a score of 21 to 14 against the team that lives in the city of Miami.
In the first quarter the group that is guided by the quarterback Patrick Mahomes He scored a touchdown to quickly put the score at 7-0 in his favor. Both defenses managed to make the necessary adjustments to stop the rival defenses and thus end the quarter with that score.
In the second quarter the game was dominated by the Chiefs that both by air and by land they managed to hurt the Dolphins defense to score a total of 14 units and put the score at 21-0.
Things changed after the halftime break, when Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa found a way to make his offense work and in that way scored 14 points in the third quarter against the Chiefs to make the score 21 to 14.
There was a lot of expectation among the German fans present in the stadium for what would be the outcome of the match, due to how the match was going. Both defenses adjusted the small details they were having and they managed to leave the rival offensives at zero in order to put an end to the commitment score 21 to 14.
Patrick Mahomes finished the game with 20 of 30 passes attempted, 185 yards, two touchdowns and zero interceptions. His best receiver was Noah Gray with three receptions and 34 yards.
On behalf of Miami, Tua Tagovailoa had 21 of 34 passes, 193 yards, one touchdown and 0 interceptions. Raheem Mostert was their best receiver with 12 saves, 85 yards and a score.
With this victory, the Chiefs put their record at seven wins and two losses to remain leaders in the western division of the American conference and the Dolphins were left with six wins and three losses and they remain leaders in the East of the American conference
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