The Kansas City Chiefs face the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, September 29th, and it seems like Taylor Swift left an empty seat in the crowd for the second straight night.

Swift was not seen by the game’s broadcast or by fans on social media before kickoff at 4:25 p.m. ET at LA’s SoFi Stadium. It was not immediately clear whether she would attend the game.

Her boyfriend, tight end Travis Kelce, wasn’t left without support. Chiefs wide receivers JuJu Smith-Schuster, Rashee Rice and Mecole Hardman Jr. warmed up wearing matching T-shirts with Kelce’s name and face on the front, according to images shared with X by CBS Sports reporter Tracy Wolfson has.

The T-shirts were intended to “represent your man” and honor his leadership, CBS announcers reported on air before kickoff. The tight end has been the subject of some criticism as his performance proved lackluster early in the season.

But the matchup between the Chiefs and Chargers started strong for Kelce, with the tight end hauling in a 38-yard reception in the first two minutes of the game – his longest catch so far this season.

Swift notably missed the final road game when the Chiefs defeated the Atlanta Falcons on September 22nd.

The “Anti-Hero” singer was at the last two home games to support the Chiefs and Kelce. To start the NFL season, the Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens on September 5th and the Cincinnati Bengals on September 15th.

While Swift’s record-breaking “Eras Tour” isn’t over yet, she’s taking a break until October 18, when it continues in Miami.

Here’s what you should know about the Chiefs-Chargers game.

When do the Chiefs play the Chargers?

The Chiefs play the Chargers on Sunday, September 29th at 4:25 p.m. ET. The game will take place at the Chargers’ SoFi Stadium, where Swift performed six sold-out concerts in August 2023.

How to watch the Chiefs-Chargers game

The game will be broadcast live on CBS. The game will also be available to stream in local markets on Paramount+.

Which Chiefs games did Taylor Swift attend this season?

Swift cheered on Kelce’s success in the Chiefs’ first two games of the season, both played at Arrowhead Stadium, the team’s home stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

At the Sept. 5 season opener against the Ravens, Swift was photographed sitting separately in a suite with Kelce’s parents, Ed and Donna Kelce.

During the Chiefs’ victory over the Bengals on September 15, Swift was joined by her mother, Andrea Swift, and Danielle Haim, singer and lead guitarist for the band Haim, with whom Swift collaborated on the song “No Body, No Crime” in the Box Kelce’s parents.

However, she did not attend the Chiefs’ first road game of the season against the Falcons last week.