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Pats Topple Chiefs The Pats hard hitting defense kept K.C. off balance. RELATED Dolphins Thump Colts MULTIMEDIA Coming Soon SportsTicker Kansas City (April 20, 2000) vodaphone phone number Tonight, the Patriots came to Arrowhead Stadium with a gleam in their eyes. They had read the predictions by Sham, and was out to prove that his prognostication abilities were right on the money. As the game began, they hit the gridiron with a zeal not here-to-fore seen in them yet this season. Within the first two minutes they had their first touchdown and extra point on the books. But, not to be outdone, the Chiefs came back, and by the end of the first half, had taken the lead 10-7 with a field goal in the last one second of play. In the third quarter, the Patriots were able to score a second touchdown, but the Chiefs came back with another field goal. The game was nip and tuck throughout, with neither team being able to get a commanding lead over the other. The fourth quarter began, with the score being Patriots 14 and the Chiefs 13. Shortly after the fourth quarter began, the Patriots slammed a field goal home, bringing the score to 17-13. This brought new life into the by then weary team, and they were able to stave off any attempts by the Chiefs to get to the goal line. FINAL SCORE: PATRIOTS 17 to the CHIEFS 13. The Patriots were only able to gain a total of 198 offensive yards during the game, and the Chiefs were held to a total of 154. The Patriots were not penalized once during the game, and the Chiefs were only penalized once for a 5 yard penalty. Current Online Standings | Last Weeks Recaps| Next Weeks Schedule| Online Forum © 2000, PFL Enterprises, L.P. NFL and the NFL shield design are registered trademarks of the National Football League. The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated.