The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles both set franchise records for wins in the regular season this year, making their advance to the Super Bowl expected. With a combined total of 29 wins, this matchup is predicted to be one of the most hyped in Super Bowl history.

The Eagles matched their franchise record with 14 wins and the Chiefs set a new franchise record with 15 wins.

This combined record ties the 1984 meeting of the San Francisco 49ers and the Miami Dolphins, which is also known for having the most wins between two Super Bowl opponents in NFL history. The 49ers won that game, finishing their season at 15-1 and the Dolphins at 14-2.

Both teams finished strong this season, with the Chiefs at 15-2 and the Eagles at 14-3. Historically, this matchup contributes to the significance of Super Bowl LIX as the ninth rematch in Super Bowl history. This will be the second meeting between the teams within three years, notable for making them the second closest rematch in the NFL.

The victory of this year’s Super Bowl could define one of these teams as a historic force in the NFL.