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One major advantage that every NFL team has is home field advantage.
The Super Bowl is held at a neutral stadium for this reason. That advantage shouldn’t go to one team on autopilot. When the San Francisco 49ers play the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII, though, the advantage might be in play.
The match will take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. In terms of travel, it is essentially a stone’s throw from the San Francisco Bay Area. Here, proximity works in the 49ers’ favor, giving them home-field advantage in the Super Bowl and the chance to draw in additional supporters. However, since it’s Las Vegas, and Chiefs supporters usually have good transportation,
Based mostly on how both teams fared in their most recent Super Bowl battle, I have to give the Chiefs the advantage here. The Chiefs fans took over Hard Rock Stadium in Miami with ease.
I was in the upper deck stands, or more specifically, the auxiliary press box, for the game. When the 49ers emerged from the tunnel to begin the game, it was very different from the Chiefs.
