The New Orleans Saints are one step closer to going to theSuper Bowl, which is good news forHoda Kotb, but bad news for herTodayshow colleagueSavannah Guthrie.

Ahead of last Sunday’s playoff game between the Saints and the Philadelphia Eagles, the co-hosts, who were rooting for opposing teams, agreed to a “friendly bet.”

If the Saints lost, Kotb, 54, would have to don an Eagles jersey while passing out breakfast to commuters on the subway — while if the Eagles lost, Guthrie, 47, would have to do the same, while wearing a jersey from the opposing team.

And since the Saints ended up winning 20-14, when Monday morning rolled around, Guthrie had to face defeat and reluctantly joined a very enthusiastic Kotb to hand out celebratory cookies and coffee at a New York subway station.

“Feelin like a big ole loser,” Guthrie wrote alongside a series of images of the pair, as she showed off the Saints jersey and winter hat she was forced to wear.

In a clip from the pair’s outing which was shown onToday, Kotb gleefully walks Guthrie through the team’s fight song, imploring her to sing it “like you mean it!”

However, when it came time to actually hand out the cookies and coffee, the Eagles fans made sure to tell plenty of commuters that she had “lost a bet.”

Guthrie went on to caption a series of photos from the trip, “Stages of grief#Eagles#lostbet #Hodaisannoying 😂.”

While the Saints sailed past the Eagles this weekend, they’ve still got one more hurdle standing between them and Super Bowl LIII.

This Sunday, the team will take on the Los Angeles Rams, the winner of which will get their shot at the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Joining them will be either theNew England Patriotsor the Kansas City Chiefs, who will also face off on Sunday.

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After months of speculation, it has been confirmed thatMaroon 5willheadline the 2019 Super Bowl LIII Pepsi Halftime Show.

Joining the band will beTravis Scottand Atlanta native Big Boi of Outkast.

Scott went on to tell PEOPLE thatbefore he agreed to perform at the event, he made sure the NFL would join him in making a $500,000 contribution toDream Corps, a non-profit organization that champions social justice.

“I back anyone who takes a stand for what they believe in,” Scott said in a statement to PEOPLE. “I know being an artist that it’s in my power to inspire. So before confirming the Super Bowl Halftime performance, I made sure to partner with the NFL on this important donation. I am proud to support Dream Corps and the work they do that will hopefully inspire and promote change.”

Super Bowl LIII Pepsi Halftime Show will air Feb. 3 on CBS.

source: people.com