Caitlin Clark's next Chiefs game: Will she join Taylor Swift for the playoff matchup?

As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for their Divisional Round game against the Houston Texans, speculation grows over whether WNBA All-Star Caitlin Clark will attend. With GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium set to host the matchup on Saturday, this could be Clark's chance to watch her beloved team live.

Caitlin Clark, a star for the Indiana Fever, has been vocal about her lifelong loyalty to the Chiefs, dismissing claims of being a recent bandwagon fan. Her connection to the team gained attention after Taylor Swift, who is dating Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, extended a personal invitation for Clark to join her at a game.

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During an appearance on Kelce's New Heights podcast, Clark expressed her excitement about potentially attending a playoff game, saying, "Hopefully I can make it to a Chiefs game here soon. Maybe a playoff game or something."

With the team now in postseason action, the timing seems perfect for Clark to show her support in person.

Taylor Swift's expected appearance

Taylor Swift is no stranger to Chiefs games, often spotted cheering from the stands. Kelce recently hinted during an interview on The Pat McAfee Show that Swift will likely attend Saturday's game, adding to the anticipation.

If Clark decides to accept Swift's earlier invitation, fans could witness a unique crossover moment featuring two iconic figures-one from the basketball court and the other from the music industry-uniting to support the reigning Super Bowl champions.

What this could mean for fans

A joint appearance by Caitlin Clark and Taylor Swift would electrify Chiefs Kingdom, bringing even more excitement to an already crucial playoff game. While the game itself promises intense action, the prospect of these two stars in the stands adds an extra layer of buzz for fans both in the stadium and watching at home.

Whether or not Clark makes her Arrowhead debut this Saturday, her enduring support for the Chiefs is clear. For now, all eyes are on game day to see if this potential meeting of two powerhouses becomes a reality.