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In the AFC West clash in Los Angeles, the Chargers and Raiders are level at half-time.

After a long first quarter possession, Quentin Johnston put the hosts ahead, but saw his touchdown cancelled out by Brock Bowers shortly before half-time.

Both teams have given up big chances with intercepted passes, but the Raiders can be pleased to be level at the break after struggling for most of that first half.

James Cook continues to run his way through the Steelers defence. Bills in the redzone for the first time today.

The third quarter has just begun in Seattle and it's the Seahawks with the ball first.

Kenneth Walker with the first play of the half and he finds a big hole before being brought down around midfield.

Josh Allen's side have just passed 100 rushing yards in the first half for the third time this season.

No other team has done that in the NFL in 2025.

Tony Romo
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback on CBS

You can see how important this game is to both franchises.

Josh Allen slides and is hit by Patrick Queen. They want a flag for a late hit but nothing is given. Queen has gone off injured.

Both teams come together afterwards with plenty of debate about that play.

Two big plays for the Raiders puts them five yards from goal.

Chargers cornerback Elijah Molden gives up a 13-yard penalty for a pass interference and on the next down, Geno Smith finds Brock Bowers for a 24-yard gain.

Two minutes remain in the half.

Will the Chargers regret that last drive decision to go for it?

The Raiders are stringing some good moves together. A 16 yard catch for Jack Bech comes in the middle of a series of good ball carrying from Ashton Jeanty.

There is less than four minutes to go in the first half, still time for the Raiders to get on the scoreboard.

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Seattle Seahawks lead by 13 at the break but it could have been much different.

Minnesota Vikings rookie quarterback Max Brosmer has really struggled on his first career start and a pick-6 inside the redzone towards the back end of the second quarter compounded what has been a really tough day so far.

The Vikings defence have played outstanding and have sacked Sam Darnold four times, including two forced fumbles, but the offence just have not been able to capitalise.

Seattle haven't been great, but they haven't needed to be.

Field goal - Seahawkspublished at 22:20 GMT 30 November 2025

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Minnesota Vikings 0-13 Seattle Seahawks

Jason Myers nails a 56-yard field goal and barring anything dramatic, that is how the score will look at the half.

Neither team seems to want to keep the ball or turn possession into points.

From that Chargers interception, they gain nine yards from three plays.

They gamble on 4th&1, but Kimani Vidal is stopped short of a first down.

14 yard completion to DK Metcalf. 17 yard completion to Kenneth Gainwell. Seven yard completion to Jaylen Warren.

Second and goal for Pittsburgh.

The Bills were just starting to find some rhythm, but James Cook fumbles the ball on a run and it is scooped up by Patrick Queen

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You could not make this up...

Just two downs into the Raiders' drive, having just intercepted the Chargers, quarterback Geno Smith's throw from inside his own end zone is caught at by Tony Jefferson, who is stopped 27 yards from the Raiders' goal line.

Another moment that sums up the Raiders' current plight...

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

The cast isn't on the throwing hand, but Rodgers has to keep that left arm out of the way of getting hit again. He can only really scramble towards his left. You're really limiting Aaron Rodgers if he can only throw from one direction.

We've reached the two-minute warning in Seattle.

It's a third and long for the Vikings when we return.

Given four downs to make up the final two yards for a second touchdown of the half, Kimani Vidal makes no progress after two attempts.

On third down, Justin Herbert's pass into the end zone is caught by Kyu Blu Kelly and taken to the two-yard line.

A massive pick for the struggling Raiders!

Steelers punt away again.

Rodgers completed his first two passes, but has gone on to see his next five fall incomplete. That cast must be playing a part.