The Buffalo Bills have taken a 17-13 lead against the Kansas City Chiefs at halftime in a closely contested match. The Bills started the game with a strong rushing attack, with quarterback Josh Allen leading the team to their first touchdown of the game. Allen's touchdown run put the Bills ahead 10-3 in the second quarter.

The Chiefs responded with a field goal, narrowing the gap to 10-6. However, the Bills' defense allowed the Chiefs to score a touchdown, giving them the lead at 13-10. In the final minutes of the half, Allen orchestrated a brilliant drive that resulted in another touchdown for the Bills, bringing the score to 17-13.

Allen has been impressive throughout the first half, completing 14 of 19 passes for 111 yards and rushing for two touchdowns. The Bills' offense has controlled the line of scrimmage, recording 17 first downs and 124 total rushing yards.

Heading into the second half, the Bills will rely on Allen's leadership and the strong performance of their offensive line to maintain their lead. However, the Chiefs' quarterback Patrick Mahomes is known for his ability to make big plays, so the Bills' defense will need to stay sharp. It's still anyone's game, and football fans can expect an exciting finish.