Wow! That was about as emphatic as it gets in of Super Bowl victories as the Philadelphia Eagles have just completely dismantled the double defending champion Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans.

The three-peat has crashed and burned and Jalen Hurts and his boys have gained revenge from losing to the Chiefs two years ago.

And they've done it in style!

The Chiefs go onside kick but the Eagles recover and they can just kneel this game out in victory formation.

Nick Sirianni poses for photos after getting covered in Gatorade.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

The celebrations have already started on the sidelines for Philadelphia with just two minutes of formalities to go through before they are officially crowned Super Bowl champions.

Jalen Hurts is out of the game, back-up quarterback Kenny Pickett is ine, and on the sidelines Nick Sirianni gets the traditional Gatorade shower.

And the drink was a kind of illuminous light green/yellow colour for those who are interested.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on ITV

The Chiefs felt flat, they weren't ready for the moment. We talked about them being motivated by the three-peat, about being led by arguably the greatest quarterback we've ever seen.

But that hasn't happened - he's been uncomfortable and he's made untimely mistakes.

The onside kicks aren't anywhere enar as good as they used to be with the new rules - when Sean Payton of the New Orleans Saints did an onside kick to start the second half of a Super Bowl? Those were the days.

If ever a picture summed up the night for the Chiefs...

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The Chiefs are moving along like we thought they'd do at the start of the game, but no obviously the intensity has gone out of the Eagles defence, and Kansas City drive down deep into the red zone.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

If there's anyone who can bounce back from this it's Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid. This organisation because of what it's built on.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

I think more about my three Super Bowl losses than I do the seven wins. I haven't lived them down because I care so deeply. The reality of a loss in this game is that you just don't ever get over them.

A couple of quick es to Travis Kelce from Patrick Mahomes as the Chiefs look to try and cut the size of what surely now will be a heavy Super Bowl defeat.

This one will sting.

Efe Obada
Washington Commanders' British defensive end on ITV

We all expected it was going to be a close game because of what Mahomes has achieved in his career. But today he fell short.

Field goal - Eaglespublished at 02:50 Greenwich Mean Time 10 February

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Kansas City Chiefs 6-40 Philadelphia Eagles

Jake Elliott hits another beauty after the Eagles play it safe on the drive again - a penalty moves it back to a 50-yarder but Elliott has been drilling them all game and that clears the bar with ease.

That's the 40 up for Philly.

Peter Gillibrand
BBC Newsbeat

The crowd here at Mother Mary’s Irish bar in Manchester has thinned out substantially over the last hour as the Eagles perform a demolition job on the Chiefs.

The pub was packed when the game started.

“Time for bed,” one fan tells me as they leave the pub. “We already know what’s going to happen. It’s over.”