Super Bowl LIX—which pits the Kansas City Chiefs against the Philadelphia Eagles—is this weekend. Find out what time the big game is, where you can watch it for free and more.

No one knows exactly how much money is bet on the Super Bowl, but it’s a lot — more than $10 billion, according to estimates, much of it illegally. The most common way to bet is through the point spread (Kansas City is a 1 1/2-point favorite, meaning they must win by at least 2 points for bettors backing them to cash in).

The Eagles allow 4.3 yards per rush. They have 334 carries for 1,367 yards and five touchdowns. Philadelphia hasn’t allowed a receiving score to a running back this year. Backs have 73 catches for 473 yards on 92 targets. A quarterback has sniped three rushing touchdowns, and a Packers’ wideout scored in Week 1.

The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles could both add to their franchises' history with wins in Sunday night's Super Bowl 59.

From the first Super Bowl to Tom Brady vs. Patrick Mahomes, we take a closer look at the most anticipated contests in the game's history.

Kansas City plans to boost its police presence if the Chiefs win a third-straight Super Bowl title, and Philadelphia might grease its poles to thwart climbers if the Eagles win.