Right then, back to Aaron Rodgers. 10 points down with 12 minutes left in the game - classic Aaron Rodgers territory of old, but can the New York Jets version still do the job?

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New York Jets 10-20 Minnesota Vikings

Not much change out of the Jets defence for Minnesota, but they advance the ball just a few yards and give Will Reichard a 53-yard field goal attempt, which he makes pretty comfortably.

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

Wow! Jonathan Greenard again with the quick inside move.

This New York offence need to find a way to stop the inside moves because they are running into perfection.

Good tactical football from Minnesota, firstly the good punt backed up by some stifling defence and now they have the ball on the Jets 37-yard line.

They're already closing in on field goal range, and that will be the minimum requirement from this drive.

Aaron Rodgers shows some sort of mobility as he scampers across his own end zone but with nobody open he just has to throw it away, and the Jets have to punt out of their own end zone.

Aaron Rodgers goes down on about the four-yard line by Ivan Pace, that looked uncomfortable for Rodgers.

Textbook punt and coverage from the Vikings as they down the ball on the Jets' seven-yard line.

Special teams in this weather can make all the difference.

Right gridiron gang, what are we thinking? Will the Jets pull this one back, or will the Vikings see it out?

Thumbs up for the home team Minnesota - thumbs down for a New York revival....

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Former NFL cornerback on ITV

The way the Vikings defence is playing, I feel like they can find a way to close out this game. And the special teams stepping up.

Yes, it's singalong time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The drizzle is turning into more steady rain - that fine rain we all hate - but it's not stopping this crowd belting out the Neil Diamond classic.

We start the fourth quarter with yet another pass interference flag on the Jets trying to cover Justin Jefferson. Again, though, it looks a bit soft for me, perhaps Jefferson being a big-name receiver is getting the rub of the green on the calls?

This fan hopes so...

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Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

I never expected the Jets to be able to drive the length of the field, the way they’ve been playing. That was an impressive drive

When Maurice Jones-Drew was at De La Salle Academy, they went on a huge winning streak and the story has been turned into a book and a movie., external

Now the former Jaguars running back is trying to help the team get back to that level as one of their coaches. He's coached many of the players through youth football and they even include his 16-year-old son, who like his dad is a running back. He's called Maurice Jr but goes by the name of Duece.

“He’s an awesome kid, a great leader, he’s tough," said Maurice Sr. "He’s a good football player but he’s a better person, and I think that’s the most important thing.

"It’s great that he gets to come over here and play and to see what I do for work in London on gamedays. Some of the players question whether I played or not, they say ‘coach, you don’t know what you’re talking about’, but when they see me shake hands with Justin Jefferson or say ‘what’s up’ to Aaron Rodgers, they’ll be like be ‘oh, you do know these dudes’.

"So I get to be the cool dad and cool coach, and the kids get a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Some of them have never been on planes before, or even out of the state."

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Based in the UK, the NFL Academy gives 16-19-year-olds from Europe and Africa the chance to further their education while doing intensive American football training.

They're now playing regular games against American and European opposition and will play their second game right here at Tottenham on Tuesday, external against De La Salle Academy, a high school team from California.

Maurice Jones-Drew played for De La Salle before making it to the NFL and becoming the 2011 rushing yards leader with the Jacksonville Jaguars. He is now one of the team's coaches.

"The Academy’s doing an awesome job of getting kids who have never really played the game into colleges," he said. "I came to the game here last year and it's opened the door for more teams to come out here and play the Academy.

"It’s really exciting that this opportunity presented itself, I thought it was a match made in heaven. I think it’ll be a great game and a great challenge for each team."

That's the end of the third.

Jets bring themselves within seven points of the Vikings with Greg Zuerlein's kick at the end of the quarter.

The New York side had a lot more of the ball but there will be concern at the state of their star quarterback after that big sack he took from two Vikings defenders.

The veteran signal caller completed the quarter but looked before like he was going into the medical tent.

Jets fans will hope he won't have suffered any lasting damage.

Field goal - Jets!published at 16:54 British Summer Time 6 October

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New York Jets 10-17 Minnesota Vikings

Greg Zuerlein kicks the three points from 32 yards to make it a one-score game!

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

Rodgers hasn’t played well this game but he’s executing at a masterful level right now.

It's in and out of Allen Lazard's hands as Aaron Rodgers find him in the end zone.

So close to a touchdown for the Jets.

Jets get the first down with a pass to Garrett Wilson and they find themselves on the 14-yard line.

Another successful pass to Wilson gets them third-and-two.