WATCH: Streakers invade Allegiant stadium to disrupt Chiefs-49ers' thrilling Super Bowl showdown

The third quarter of Super Bowl LVIII was a massive one.

For the first time, the Kansas City Chiefs took the lead after a touchdown by Jauan Jennings from Brock Purdy:

However, it was not the only noteworthy event in that period. A pair of shirtless streakers invaded the field during a timeout:

The man in the bluish-black pants was stopped short of the 30, while the one in the white pants slid at the 13 before he was swarmed by the security.

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Recapping the last time a streaker appeared at a Super Bowl

During the 2020-21 season's Super Bowl LV between the Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a certain Yuri Andrade ran into the middle of Raymond James Stadium in a pink leotard and black shorts before being stopped by security just short of the end zone. He was ultimately convicted of misdemeanor trespassing and sentenced to 100 hours of community service and a year of probation.

However, the moment is best known for Kevin Harlan's "call" on the radio station Westwood One:

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Super Bowl LVIII goes to overtime

After that incident, the Chiefs and 49ers went on a scoring spree highlighted my major moments from their kickers.

It began with a touchdown by Jauan Jennings from Brock Purdy that put the NFC champions ahead 13-16 - their first lead since the second quarter. However, Jake Moody’s extra point was blocked, keeping the buffer at three points.

That proved crucial, as he and Harrison Butker would trade field goals to cause just the second overtime in Super Bowl history.

The first time it happened, it was at LI, when the New England Patriots came back from 3-28 down to defeat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28.