One more moment: all roads lead to the Super Bowl Israel today

The NFC Finals will bring together legendary Tampa Bay Bakers and Tom Brady for the Green Bay Packers and designated MVP Aron Rogers • The winner will meet the Kansas City Chiefs champion in the Super Bowl unless the Buffalo Bills marvel at the AFC Finals

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A fantastic night of football awaits us, with two intriguing regional finals, but everyone's eyes will be set on the NFC final that places the most attention-grabbing names on both sides of the court, for a Titanic encounter (Sunday, 10:40 p.m., Sports 5 Live).

The unfinished Tom Brady, already 43, but even in his first season as Tampa Bay Bakniers quarterback he continues to break records every week and wants to reach his tenth Super Bowl, in 20 years of career.

But the road there will be difficult, as the one facing is the Green Bay Packers quarterback, Aaron Rogers, a sure candidate for the MVP of the season.

To the delight of the fans in Israel, the intriguing meeting begins at a relatively convenient time - 22:40, Israel time.

During the season, the two teams met in a game in which the Buckniers defeated the Packers 10:38.

Since then, both teams have gone through quite a few bumps, which guarantees us a good game, but by all estimates - this time Green Bay's hand will be on top, with perfect timing for it. 

The road to Tampa Bay's final

The Buckniers worked hard throughout the season and reached the divisional finals game from fifth place in the regular season, which they finished with a balance of 11 wins versus 5 losses.

In the "will card" round of the playoffs, they defeated Washington. 

Last week, another historic meeting was held between Brady and one of the league's most respected quarterbacks - Drew Brice of the New Orleans Saints.

But this time too, the Buckniers' attack set the tone on the way to a 20:30 victory.

Tonight's game will be the Florida team's first appearance in the regional finals since 2002, but this time more than ever, the road to the home Super Bowl looks much harder.

The road to the Green Bay final

From the start of the regular season, which the Packers finished with a positive balance of 3:13, it seemed that all roads lead to the Super Bowl in Tampa.

The excellent attacking play the team has displayed throughout the season, has earned it the regional championship title quite easily. 

Last week the team played against the Los Angeles Rams which they won 18:32, but the interesting story of the evening was the monstrous figure of 484 yards which was achieved by one of the best attacks in the league, led by the quarterback Rogers.

The fact that the game will take place on their home court may pave the way for the Packers to the Super Bowl. 

The champion calmed down

In the later game (01:40 Israel time) there will be the AFC final between last year's champion Kansas City Chips and Buffalo Bills.

Over the past weekend, Chips fans received good news after team star Patrick Mehomes was given permission to play in the important game of the season, despite suffering a concussion during the game against the Cleveland Browns and there was concern he would not be fit.

"I feel very good. I met with four different doctors who approved me to play," the quarterback said during a news conference Friday. 

The Bills, for their part, have reached the first regional final since 1993, and will hope to surprise the champion with the spectacular collaboration between Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson and Stephen Diggs, but in the face of the Chips' strong defense they will likely have a very hard time implementing the running game their. 

22 thousand happy

And here's also a look ahead.

On Thursday, the NFL management officially announced that 22,000 spectators will be allowed to watch the Super Bowl that will be held in Tampa Bay.

7,500 of them will be emergency staff members who have received the two doses of the corona virus and will be selected by each of the league teams to receive free tickets.

An additional 14.5 thousand tickets will be offered for sale to the general public. 

Another historic milestone will be recorded in the game, when the official refereeing team will include Sarah Thomas, who will become the first woman to take part in the big game.