Super Bowl rematch: Who will play in the biggest football game of the year?

NFL Stats Central: The latest scores, schedules, odds, and stats. The 49ers and Chiefs will face off in Super Bowl 2024.

Get ready for the latest NFL scores, schedules, odds, stats, and more with NFL Stats Central. The San Francisco 49ers emerged as the NFC champions after a crushing defeat of the Detroit Lions, and will now face the Kansas City Chiefs, who secured the AFC title by taking down the Baltimore Ravens.

Last year, the 49ers and Chiefs faced off in the Super Bowl, where Kansas City's Patrick Mahomes, at the age of 24, became the NFL's youngest quarterback to win a Super Bowl after leading the Chiefs to a 31-20 victory over the 49ers.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024, when Super Bowl 58 is set to take place. This year, the Super Bowl will be broadcast in two formats, with CBS airing the traditional format and Nickelodeon broadcasting a "slime-filled" family-friendly version. Additionally, the game can be streamed on Paramount+.

Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada will play host to Super Bowl 58, marking the first time Nevada has hosted the Super Bowl. The stadium, known as "The Death Star" to owner Mark Davis, is home to the Las Vegas Raiders and has been humorously referenced as a place where their opponent's dreams "came to die."

For those interested in the Super Bowl ads, USA TODAY will be providing a platform to watch and rate every ad at admeter.usatoday.com. The halftime show will be headlined by Usher and is sponsored by Apple Music, promising an unforgettable performance from the Grammy award-winning artist.

As for tickets, prices range from $8,500 to over $23,000, with most tickets already sold out as of Monday, Jan. 29th. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just in it for the commercials, Super Bowl 58 promises to be an event to remember.