Quinshon Judkins dashes through to earn a first down for the Browns and to pass 100 rushing yards for the match.

So many of Cleveland's plays have gone through their running back this afternoon.

Carson Wentz launches it downfield and Justin Jefferson pulls off a huge play to make sure he gets on the end of it for a 38-yard gain,.

That takes Minnesota up to Cleveland's 37-yard line but the Vikings quarterback then gets taken down by Maliek Collins, giving Will Reichard a field-goal attempt for 51 yards - and it drifts wide right of the posts as Minnesota miss the opportunity to level things up.

Dillon Gabriel is taken down again and this time it's Ivan Pace who delivers the sack on the Browns quarterback.

That means Corey Bojorquez has to come back on to punt upfield and put the ball back in Carson Wentz's hands.

Blimey, the Vikings have given it straight back on the very next play.

Zavier Scott took the hand-off on first down and fumbled it as he was tackled by Isaiah McGuire and Shelby Harris, with Cleveland linebacker Mohamoud Diabate pouncing on the loose ball to give the Browns possession on halfway.

Well this drive isn't going to last long after all.

Cleveland try to run it again on third down but make no gain so are forced to go three-and-out themselves.

The Vikings already have it back.

The next Cleveland drive begins with Quinshon Judkins taking another two runs up the gut to bring us to the end of the first quarter.

The Browns will try to drag this drive out and cap it with a touchdown to give themselves breathing space.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

This is the thing about Myles Garrett, he's going to hunt throughout the game and you just never know when he'll strike. Just one mistake and he can take advantage.

This Cleveland defence is ferocious and they're having a great game.

The offensive line just gets worn out when you're putting pressure on them over and over again.

Was about to say that Carson Wentz could do with getting Justin Jefferson back into the game but the Vikings soon go three-and-out.

Alex Wright sacked Wentz on first down then fellow defensive end Myles Garrett chased Wentz down as he scrambled out of the pocket to force the Vikings to punt.

Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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Minnesota's lead didn't last long.

David Njoku pops up with his first touchdown of the season at a vital time for the Browns.

The veteran tight end cuts into the middle and makes the catch between the posts under pressure from three Vikings defenders.

Much better from both team's offences since the break.

With this being a Cleveland 'home' game, there's a message on the big screen saying 'Quiet please, Offense at work'.

The Minnesota fans in the house are having none of that!

The Vikings' defence stands firm to halt three consecutive run plays for a limited gain.

The latter was on 4th & 1 and the Browns managed to get two yards so this drive is still going.

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The Browns pound the Vikings on the ground with five straight run plays before Dillon Gabriel finds Quinshon Judkins for 18 yards and another first down.

Cleveland are into the red zone.

Vikings fans get a Skol chant going at Tottenham in a bid to disrupt this drive for Cleveland.

If they can win the ball back here it would really put them in the driving seat.

A defensive pass interference call against Cleveland cornerback Greg Newsome helps get Minnesota moving downfield before Carson Wentz, who now has a support on his left shoulder, makes passes to Jordan Addison and Josh Oliver to get the Vikings into the red zone.

The third quarter is under way, with Carson Wentz back out for Minnesota.

The Vikings quarterback was injured on their penultimate possession of the second quarter and popped into the blue medical tent during Cleveland's drive just before the half.

Wentz then went in for treatment on his left shoulder while back-up Max Brosmer came in for one snap on the very last play before half-time.

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Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on ITV

Absolutely ridiculous. Now if you're Carson Wentz I understand the adrenaline is flowing, I understand you're in the flow of the game but you cannot take a risk like this, especially knowing who your back-up is and knowing who you're going up against.

No chance he should've done that, he should've taken the slide but he's lowered the shoulder and taken the hit and could now be out of the game.

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