This weekend, January 24, the Buffalo Bills take on defending champions Kansas City in the NFC Championship final live on Sky Sports.
It will be the second of two back-to-back NFL games this Sunday as the final four fight for their right to be in next month's Super Bowl.
To get to this point, Buffalo overcame the Baltimore Ravens 17-3 this past Saturday, while Kansas marginally overcame the Cleveland Browns 22-17 yesterday.
Buffalo's chances of claiming their first ever Super Bowl title have been boosted by the potential injury of Kansas' star quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
Mahomes left the field against Cleveland with a concussion, leaving 35 year-old stand-in Chad Henne to see out the contest.
What channel is Kansas City v Buffalo Bills on here in the UK?
This Sunday's AFC Championship Final will take place on Sky Sports NFL from 11.30pm, live from Kansas City's home, Arrowhead Stadium, in Missouri. It follows straight on from the NFC Championship final between Tampa Bay and Green Bay.
If you're not a registered Sky customer, you can check out their sports packages from £25 a month here or, alternatively, the latest discounts they have available on their Offers & Deals page.
Ardent NFL fan may also wish to consider the extensive coverage on offer with an NFL Game Pass.
Lastly, if you don't want to be tied down to a fixed-term monthly contract, you can use a NOW TV Sports Pass to access their Sky's sports channels on a short-term, ad-hoc basis.
What do the bookies say?
Despite the uncertainty surrounding Patrick Mahomes, bookies still make Kansas City the overall favourites for the play-offs at 21/10.
You can currently get them at 13/20 for this Sunday, while the Buffalo Bills are priced at just above Evens, 5/4.
