Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals: How to watch in the UK, TV Channel, date, kick-off time and team news

The Cincinnati Bengals head to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 of the new NFL season following contrasting results for the two teams last time out.

Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals date, kick-off time and venue

Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals is scheduled to start at 21:25 BST on Sunday 15th September, 2024, and will take place at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

How to watch Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals and TV channel

Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals is being shown on Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event.

Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals head-to-head record and form

These teams have been closely matched over their 34 all-time meetings, with the Bengals having a slight edge with 18 wins, two more than the Chiefs.

The Chiefs have won the teams' last two clashes, both at Arrowhead Stadium, including a 25-17 victory in Week 17 last season, when the Bengals led 17-13 at half-time but failed to score in the second half.

Kansas City Chiefs wins	16
Ties	0
Cincinnati Bengals wins	18

Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals season stats

The teams had contrasting results in Week 1, as the Chiefs beat the Baltimore Ravens 27-20 in the first game of the 2024 season, while the Bengals suffered Week 1's biggest upset when losing to the New England Patriots.

The Chiefs didn't quite find their best form in their opener, though, and almost threw it away as Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely appeared to have scored a touchdown in the final seconds but was ruled out of bounds while his team were set to try a two-point conversion for the win.

The Bengals were heavy favorites at home to the Patriots but suffered their fifth Week 1 defeat in the last six seasons in a disappointing 16-10 loss.

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Kansas City Chiefs v Cincinnati Bengals team news

Kansas City Chiefs team news and injuries

Wide receiver Marquise 'Hollywood' Brown is yet to return to practice after missing the opening game with a shoulder issue. 

The Chiefs are otherwise healthy, with only minor concerns over linebacker Nick Bolton (elbow), defensive linemen Derrick Nnadi (triceps), Mike Pennel (groin) and Michael Danna (quad), and safety Nazeeh Johnson (groin).

Cincinnati Bengals team news and injuries

Wide receiver Tee Higgins (hamstring) seems likely to remain out of action and defensive tackle Kris Jenkins was also unable to practice on Thursday. 

Tight end Tanner Hudson (knee), offensive tackle Amerius Mims (pectoral) and linebacker Logan Wilson (knee) have all been limited in practice.

Quarterback Joe Burrow is still dealing with a wrist injury but is expected to play, along with defensive tackle BJ Hill (knee) and running back Zack Moss (neck).