Super Bowl Odds

The San Francisco 49ers are the favourites to win Super Bowl LVIII according to UK betting sites. 

Kyle Shanahan's team finished the 2023 regular season with a 12-5 record, and through tie-breakers earned the No 1 seed to automatically book their place in the NFC Divisional Round. 

The 49ers endured a battle with the Green Bay Packers in the Divisional Round, but Christian McCaffrey's late touchdown was enough to secure a narrow win to book a spot in the NFC Championship Game for the third season in a row.

San Francisco were forced to come from 24-7 against the Detroit Lions in the NFC Championship Game. But, Brock Purdy and company rallied in the second half to secure a 34-31 win and advance to a second Super Bowl in five years.

On the last occasion the 49ers reached the Super Bowl, they faced off against the Kansas City Chiefs. Once again, they will play Patrick Mahomes and his team for the title. 

The Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game and can be backed at around 21/20 on betting apps to become the first side since the 2004 New England Patriots to win successive Super Bowls.

Whereas Kansas City are the modern-day dynasty, the 49ers have not won the Super Bowl since 1994, although they have competed in the event on two occasions since, losing in 2012 to the Baltimore Ravens and the Chiefs in 2019.

Super Bowl 58

San Francisco 49ers vs Kansas City Chiefs - Sunday 11 February 11:45pm 

We have a rematch of Super Bowl 54 as the 49ers and the Chiefs will face off for the Vince Lombardi Trophy at Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas.

Andy Reid's men defeated the 49ers in Super Bowl 54 to win their second Lombardi, but since then the Chiefs have added a further title, overcoming the Philadelphia Eagles last season. 

Kansas City are now aiming to etch their name in history by becoming the first side since the 2004 Patriots to win successive Super Bowls. 

Both the Seattle Seahawks (2014) and the Patriots (2017) have fallen short in recent history after advancing to back-to-back Super Bowls, so history is against Mahomes and company. But, if any side can achieve the feat, then its this Chiefs team.

They were written off towards the end of the regular season after limping over the line to win the AFC West for the eighth year in a row. But, the Chiefs have used their nous and experience in the post-season to great effect. 

Mahomes has not been sensational, but he has made the plays when it has mattered the most to steer his team past the Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills and the Ravens. The two-time Super Bowl winner put on a clinic in the first quarter, but was then stymied by a ferocious Ravens' defence.

Kansas City's defence came to the fore in support. They forced three crucial turnovers, including L'Jarius Sneed's incredible play to knock the ball out of Zay Flowers' hands as he leapt for a sure touchdown.

The Chiefs have the Championship credentials and will be looking to join the dynastic company of the 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers, 1980s 49ers, 1990s Dallas Cowboys, and 2000s Patriots in winning three titles or more in a decade.

The 49ers are bidding to win their first title since the 1994 season. They know the pain of defeat in the Super Bowl after losing to the Ravens in 2012 and the Chiefs in 2019, seeing a 10-point lead crumble in the fourth quarter against the latter.

San Francisco have not been outstanding in the post-season. They've been forced to come from behind against the Packers and the Lions, needing special efforts in the second halves of both games.

There will be pressure on Shanahan and Purdy to prove that they can win a big game. But, challenges don't come much greater than the Chiefs.

Who will be Super Bowl MVP?

Mahomes has been installed as the favourite by gambling sites to win Super Bowl MVP for a third time. The 28-year-old won the award when the Chiefs defeated the 49ers in Super Bowl 54, and again last season in his side's triumph over the Eagles.

Out of the previous 57 awards, 32 have been won by quarterbacks. 49ers quarterback Purdy is next on the list behind Mahomes, but given his value to the team, McCaffrey is a viable option to become the first running back since the 1998 season to claim the prize.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is also worthy of consideration given his importance to Kansas City's success.

Only two defensive players have won Super Bowl MVP in the last 20 years. Von Miller was the last in Super Bowl 50 when his dominant performance handed the Denver Broncos' victory over the Carolina Panthers.

49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is one of the outstanding defenders playing in the game, and he could break the eight-year drought.  

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