For the first time since 1992, the Detroit Lions have advanced in the NFL playoffs after holding off the Los Angeles Rams late for a 24-23 win and will return for a second home game at Ford Field next week.

Immediately after the Lions secured the franchise's first playoff victory in three decades, the NFL announced they will host the Sunday afternoon game in next weekend's divisional round.

Detroit will be playing the winner of the matchup between the No. 4 seed Tampa Bay Buccaneers and No. 5 seed Philadelphia Eagles, who play at 8:15 Monday night.

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The game will be played at 3 p.m. at Ford Field and will be televised again on NBC. The Lions drew the first game of the Sunday doubleheader, with either the Kansas City Chiefs playing the Buffalo Bills or the Pittsburgh Steelers playing the Baltimore Ravens in the evening

Oddly enough, the Lions have a divisional foe to thank for getting to host a second playoff game. The No. 7 seed Green Bay Packers took down the No. 2 seed Dallas Cowboys in the first game on Sunday, meaning Detroit was the second-highest seed in the NFC remaining and will therefore host another game after advancing.

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The Lions have not played the Eagles yet this season but took down the Buccaneers on the road in Week 6.

The Packers advanced to play the No. 1 seed San Francisco 49ers, who had a bye this week, on Saturday night.

If the Lions can win another playoff game, they will play in the NFC championship at 6:30 p.m. on Jan. 28. The game would only be played at Ford Field if the 49ers are upset by the Packers.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Round 2: Detroit Lions to play on Sunday afternoon in divisional round