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The Los Angeles Rams lead their NFC West rivals by two scores at the half thanks to a brilliant opening 20 minutes.

Kyren Williams, Puka Nacua and Davis Allen put Sean McVay's side into a commanding lead before the Niners were finally able to register a response through Juan Jennings.

You could sense the momentum shifting the way of Kyle Shanahan's men in the latter stages of the half and so the Rams will be thankful for the break.

The Niners get the ball to start the third.

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All Detroit so far in the first half, with the Lions seeing a welcome return to their scoring form, as they've eclipsed 24 points for the first time in four games.

The Washington defence has been pretty poor, but then again Detroit have been right on top of their game. This one already looks like the result isn't in much doubt.

But things can change quickly in the NFL.

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Half-time in Seattle and the Seahawks are blowing the Cardinals out of the water.

Two scoop-and-scores for Demarcus Lawrence put the hosts firmly in control, before Arizona finally got on the board.

If the Cardinals are to launch an improbably comeback, they will have to do so without receiver Zay Jones who has been ruled OUT with an Achilles injury.

Field goal - Lionspublished at 22:55 GMT 9 November

22:55 GMT 9 November

Detroit Lions 25-10 Washington Commanders

A rare stop by the Commanders defence means that Detroit settle for just a chip shot field goal for Jake Bates - who slots it over from just 22 yards out.

It's a pretty commading lead though, pardon the pun, with just a few seconds until half-time.

A strong stand from the Rams defence who turn the tables and force the Niners to a punt of their own.

Unless anything out of the ordinary happens - that will be that for the first half.

The Rams got out of that sticky third and long situation but they couldn't add any points to the board and are forced to punt.

They have managed to burn some time off of the clock but the Niners will still fancy their chances at getting some points of their own on the board before the half.

We've reached the two minute warning and the Rams have a third and long when we return.

A big gain from Kyren Williams was immediately chalked off on second down with Matthew Stafford eating a sack.

This is a big moment for both teams.

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Field goal - Seahawkspublished at 22:43 GMT 9 November

22:43 GMT 9 November

Arizona Cardinals 7-38 Seattle Seahawks

Jason Myers kicks a 46-yard field goal to extend Seattle's lead.

US President Donald Trump is at the game in Washington - not that it's doing the Commanders much good so far as they're being soundly beaten by Detroit so far.

President Trump is due to be interviewed by the Fox broadcast crew at the game in the third quarter - where he may talk about the prospect if the new Commanders stadium being named after him.

Stay tuned for that...

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The Rams go three-and-out for the first time today and they really ought not to have.

Matthew Stafford had his tight end in acres of space but overshot him.

Skyy Moore does brilliantly with the return and has the Niners back inside the Rams 40.

But hang on, Seahawks QB Sam Darnold fumbles on the very first play of Seattle's possession and the Cardinals get the ball back at three yard line!

Cardinals running back Zonovan Knight tries to run it in on fourth and goal but is stopped short of the line and the Seahawks gets the ball back!

This has been an absolutely honking first half for Arizona.

The combined score in the late slate games so far is 78-3.

None of the matches have reached half-time yet.

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Ouch!published at 22:24 GMT 9 November

22:24 GMT 9 November

Arizona Cardinals 0-35 Seattle Seahawks

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Jacoby Brissett throws an incompletion on 2nd and goal, and Cardinals receiver Zay Jones goes down injured.

Injury time-out.

When it's not your day, it's not your day.

The Niners go for it on fourth and one from inside the redzone but Byron Young blows up Christian McCaffrey's run before the line to gain.

A huge stop.