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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Chiefs hang on in Germany to seize control of the AFC playoff race with a 21-14 win against Miami.

You can catch our postgame coverage on KSHB 41 News, your Home of the Chiefs. Catch up with KSHB 41's team coverage of the game HERE.

11:55 a.m. | Chiefs Kingdom is celebrating Kansas City's victory in Frankfurt. KSHB 41 News reporter Abby Dodge and photographer Tim Hellhake captured the excitement at KC Bier Co.

10:25 a.m. | The Kansas City Chiefs showed out in the first half, leading the Miami Dolphins 21-0.

Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas and Kansas Governor Laura Kelly are watching the game with Lord Mayor of Frankfurt Mike Josef.

Meanwhile, fans in Kansas City also have a great view of the game!

8:20 a.m. | There's only 10 minutes to go until the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins kickoff in Germany. The Chiefs are ready for action!

Chiefs fans are ready for game time as well! KSHB 41 News reporter Megan Abundis caught fans lining up for brunch, drinks and a great game at J. Rieger & Co.

Chiefs fans gather at J. Rieger & Co. to cheer KC on for showdown vs. Miami

7:40 a.m. | Sunday morning is kicking off with some good news — Chiefs LB Willie Gay Jr. is active for the showdown with the Dolphins in Frankfurt.

The Chiefs have been getting warmed up this morning, with now less than one hour remaining until kickoff.

Greater Kansas City Sports Commission & Foundation president and CEO Kathy Nelson saw first-hand that there will be no shortage of Chiefs fans to cheer KC on as they play abroad.

6:40 a.m. | KSHB 41 News Sports Director Mick Shaffer spotted another familiar face arriving for game day.

Around 48,000 fans will be packed into Deutsche Bank Park when TE Travis Kelce takes the field in his Chiefs jersey. Shaffer joined us live from the stadium Sunday morning.

Fans begin to fill Deutsche Bank Park for Chiefs vs. Dolphins game

While Shaffer is in Frankfurt, anchors Dia Wall and Taylor Hemness are live from KC Bier Co., where hundreds of fans will gather to watch the game.

KSHB 41 News reporter Abby Dodge spoke to two fans celebrating at KC Bier Co., starting the day with a biermosa.

Chiefs fans start morning at KC Bier Co. ahead of game in Germany

5:45 a.m. | The Chiefs may be across the pond, but they should feel right at home at Deutsche Bank Park.

Patrick Mahomes arrived to the stadium in style, just as Chiefs fans have come to expect.

Fans attending today's game in Frankfurt will have a full NFL experience Sunday — which, of course, means a stadium packed with dedicated fans. KSHB 41 News Sports Director Mick Shaffer met one committed member of Chiefs Kingdom, decked out from head to toe.

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KSHB 41 News Director Mick Shaffer met one committed member of Chiefs Kingdom in Frankfurt, decked out from head to toe.

Several dignitaries from Kansas City also made the trip to Germany. Kathy Nelson, president and CEO for the Greater Kansas City Sports Commission & Foundation, shared photos in Frankfurt with Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Lucas, and aboard the Chiefs ChampionShip.

The excitement isn't just taking place in Germany. KSHB 41 News reporter Abby Dodge will be joining Chiefs Kingdom at KC Bier Co. to watch the game go down.