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After all this time, it comes down to one game: The game to decide the entire NFL season.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for Super Bowl LIV.

In anticipation of the big, culminating moment, we dug up 54 things you should know about the 54th Super Bowl. Let's not waste any time. We've got lots to go over:

2. This is the first Super Bowl appearance for the Chiefs in 50 years. The last time Kansas City made it this far, it was Jan. 11, 1970, when the Chiefs topped the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV for their first -- and only -- Lombardi Trophy.

3. This is the 49ers' seventh Super Bowl appearance. San Francisco went to five Super Bowls between 1981-1994 and won all five of them, then returned to the big game in 2012, when they lost to the Baltimore Ravens.

4. If the Niners win Super Bowl LIV, they will tie the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers for the most Super Bowl victories in NFL history (6).
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5. If the Chiefs win Super Bowl LIV, they will end the second-longest Lombardi Trophy drought among teams that have already won a Super Bowl. Nine different franchises have yet to win a single Super Bowl, but among teams that have done so, only the New York Jets (51 years) have endured a longer stretch in between titles.

6. Super Bowl LIV will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. This is the sixth Super Bowl to take place at the stadium, although the venue has had a different name for almost every championship -- Sun Life Stadium (XLIV, 2010), Dolphin Stadium (XLI, 2007), Pro Player Stadium (XXXIII, 1999), Joe Robbie Stadium (XXIX, 1995).

7. This will be the 11th time a Super Bowl has been played in South Florida. The Miami area ranks first among all host cities, with New Orleans (10) coming in a close second.

11. San Francisco punched its ticket to the Super Bowl by routing the Green Bay Packers, 37-20, in the NFC Championship. It was the second time the Niners embarrassed the Packers this season, with San Francisco dominating Green Bay 37-8 back in November.

13. 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan will be making his Super Bowl debut, solidifying the first father-son duo to make separate Super Bowl appearances in NFL history. Shanahan's dad, Mike, was the Niners' offensive coordinator during their 1994 championship, then led the Denver Broncos to back-to-back titles in 1997-1998.

14. The 49ers are just the third team in NFL history to reach the Super Bowl after winning four or fewer games the season before. They went 4-12, finishing third in the NFC West, in 2018.

15. San Francisco's greatest strength is its defense, which ranked first in the playoffs and second in the regular season, as well as first in total pass defense. Overseen by Robert Saleh, they've allowed just 15 points per game in the postseason after surrendering just over 19 per game in the regular season.

16. The Chiefs are best known for their offense. While their regular-season numbers weren't always gaudy, they've eclipsed 35 points in both of their playoff games and have three different players among the best at their position: Quarterback Patrick Mahomes, wide receiver Tyreek Hill and tight end Travis Kelce.

18. Since returning from a knee injury that sidelined him for two games in the fall, Mahomes has thrown 19 touchdowns and just four interceptions, including the playoffs. His postseason performance thus far: Eight TDs and zero picks.

19. More than his numbers, Mahomes is known for making some ridiculous throws at some ridiculous angles. The guy's a walking highlight reel, and in the AFC Championship, he also showcased his legs, leading Kansas City in rushing. In other words, if you're looking for one guy to watch in Super Bowl LIV, it's No. 15 for the Chiefs.

20. Since Mahomes took over as Reid's starting QB, the Chiefs have been among the most pass-oriented teams in the league. They can run the ball here and there, but their chief mission (no pun intended) is to beat you through the air.

21. The 49ers, on the other hand, thrive when they keep the ball on the ground. San Francisco led all playoff teams in rushing yards after ranking among the NFL's top running teams in the regular season.

22. The star of San Francisco's running backfield in the NFC title game was Raheem Mostert, who exploded for 220 yards and four touchdowns against the Packers. Mostert's yardage and TD totals nearly broke all-time postseason records.

23. Before his big night in the NFC Championship, Mostert was merely part of a rotation of RBs for the 49ers. Entering the 2019 season, he'd totaled only 291 rushing yards in his career, spending his first two seasons between six different teams. Now, he appears to be the focal point of Shanahan's offensive strategy.

24. San Francisco's defense is led by rookie pass rusher Nick Bosa, who had nine sacks in the regular season and has logged another three in the playoffs. Fellow D-linemen Arik Armstead and DeForest Buckner have combined for 17.5 other sacks, giving the Niners one of the most fearsome front fours in the league.

26. Traded to San Francisco by the Patriots during the 2017 season, Garoppolo missed all but three games in 2018 due to a torn ACL. In his first full season as a starter this year, he had mixed results but also turned in some big-play performances, benefiting largely from the Niners' strong ground game.

27. Super Bowl LIV figures to come down to the wire, and both teams have been resilient in tight situations. The Chiefs have never lost a game by more than seven points with Mahomes as their starter, while the 49ers excelled in both close and blowout conditions throughout 2019.

30. At 13-3 in 2019, San Francisco not only had the best record in the NFC but its first winning season since 2013.

31. At 12-4 in 2019, Kansas City earned an AFC West title for the fourth straight year, clinching a playoff spot for the sixth time in seven seasons under Reid.

32. Both teams had a first-round bye in this year's playoffs, marking the seventh season in a row that both Super Bowl contenders finished as a top-two seed in their conference.

33. Believe it or not, this is the first time a Super Bowl will feature two teams with red as a primary uniform color. The Chiefs will be rocking their traditional home red jerseys with white pants, while the 49ers will wear their standard white away jerseys with gold pants.

35. The Chiefs outnumber the 49ers in Pro Bowlers, six to four. Representing Kansas City: Mahomes, Hill, Kelce, Chris Jones, defensive end Frank Clark and return specialist Mecole Hardman. Representing San Francisco: Bosa, tight end George Kittle, fullback Kyle Juszczyk and cornerback Richard Sherman.

36. Sherman is perhaps best known for his starring role in the Seattle Seahawks' "Legion of Boom" secondary from 2011-2017. He won Super Bowl XLVIII with Seattle before a somewhat unceremonious departure in 2018. The veteran returned to the Pro Bowl for the first time in three seasons this year, helping lead the Niners' shutdown defensive backfield.

37. Garoppolo attempted just eight passes in the 49ers' NFC Championship win. He's also topped 250 passing yards just twice in his last seven starts, including the playoffs. San Francisco had better hope his arm isn't rusty or Mostert can keep rolling!

38. Super Bowl LIV will mark the culmination of the NFL's 100th season. The league's first-ever Super Bowl also featured the Chiefs, who lost to the Green Bay Packers back in 1967.

40. 49ers pass rusher Dee Ford could be an X-factor against his former team. After logging 6.5 sacks in San Francisco's D-line rotation in 2019, he could be turned loose against former teammates under the bright lights. Ford infamously jumped offsides to help the Patriots seal their AFC Championship victory over the Chiefs in 2018.

41. Shanahan is apparently drawing on lessons from his experience in 2016's Super Bowl LI to prepare for the Chiefs. At the time, he was the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons, who unforgettably squandered a 28-3 lead against the Patriots with a Lombardi Trophy on the line.

43. No matter who wins Super Bowl LIV, Joe Montana will be celebrating. The legendary quarterback made sure to point out this week that he played for both this year's finalists, though all four of his rings came with San Francisco.

44. The Chiefs are 10-4-1 against the spread this season when favored.

45. The 49ers are 5-0 against the spread this season when underdogs.

50. Multi-platinum singer and songwriter Demi Lovato will sing the national anthem ahead of Super Bowl LIV.

51. The Super Bowl LIV halftime show will be co-headlined by Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.

52. The last time the 49ers were in the Super Bowl (2012), the stadium lights went off at halftime, delaying the start of the second half. Let's see if you can rival those theatrics, Hard Rock Stadium!

53. Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews, Chris Myers and Mike Pereira will be on the FOX call for the broadcast.

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2020 Super Bowl: 54 things to know about Super Bowl 54, including fun facts about Chiefs vs. 49ers and more

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After all this time, it comes down to one game: The game to decide the entire NFL season. Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for Super Bowl LIV. In anticipation of the big, culminating moment, we dug up 54 things you should know about the 54th Super Bowl. Let's not waste any time.

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