Kansas City Chiefs' equipment bags go missing before crunch game against Patriots

Kansas City Chiefs came out on top against New England Patriots in NFL at Gillette Stadium on Sunday night (Monday morning IST). However, things could have been a lot different for Chiefs on night. A report from ESPN stated that a container carrying Kansas City Chiefs' equipment, that included bags of 35 players, had been mistakenly sent to New Jersey rar than Boston. bags, which had necessary equipment including helmets and pads, were n frantically driven to Foxboro for kickoff against Chiefs' AFC contenders, New England Patriots. 

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Patriots were on losing side of game against Chiefs, but that result could very well have been reversed, had Chiefs' equipment t shown up on time. Interestingly, Chiefs would have to forfeit game against Patriots under those circumstances. crisis, however, was averted just in time as NFL fans were given AFC title game rematch from a year ago that y had been waiting for, ever since NFL schedule for season was anunced.

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That wasn't only headline from  game, however. Patriots succumbed to a 16-23 loss against Kansas City Chiefs, furr dampening expectations surrounding a Super Bowl appearance for Patriots this season. din of discontent was audibly heard at half time, as Patriots fans booed ir team. Patriots offence was largely ineffective against Chiefs, with Patriots fans refusing to hold back ir frustrations at Gilette Stadium. 

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Interestingly, Chiefs' win over New England Patriots secured ir fourth straight AFC West title. It also snapped New England Patriots 21-game home winning streak. It was a hard-fought affair, but Patriots will feel hard done by with ir loss due to some questionable calls from officials.  

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