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Massive moment.

Pass interference called against Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell inside the 10-yard line.

But then Josh Jacobs almost fumbles the next play! Green Bay really their own worst enemies tonight.

There's a lengthy stoppage for that Doubs injury.

The Packers are already without one of their top receiving targets - Christian Watson. And it looks unlikely Doubs, who suffered a concussion a few weeks back, will return to this game.

Not good news for Green Bay as wide receiver Romeo Doubs is hurt trying to haul in a catch in double coverage in the endzone.

Doubly not good news for Green Bay as there was a holding penalty on the play anyway.

Been that sort of night for the Packers - anything good they've done has immediately been followed by something bad.

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There's the big play Green Bay have been after.

Jordan Love, under massive pressure, lands a 30-yard completion to Dontayvion Wicks and all of a sudden, the Packers are halfway inside Eagles territory.

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Josh Jacobs on a one-man mission to spark this Green Bay offense into life.

Two runs and a catch give the Packers a much-needed first down.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

Not exactly what you're hoping for from third and long when you're trying to get it into manageable fourth down range - but no you have to punt.

Probably not what they [Eagles] were talking about coming out of half-time.

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That Hurts sack was too much to recover from and the Eagles receive some hefty boos as they're forced to punt.

A 14-3 regular-season record, NFC East champions and 10 points to the good. Seemingly not enough for the Philly faithful. Tough crowd.

Looks like Philadelphia are going back to the run game.

Three successive carries for Saquon Barkley to begin the third quarter.

Then when the Eagles revert to the pass, it goes awry as Jalen Hurts is sacked by Rashan Gary.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

Give coach [Jeff] Hafley (Packers defensive coordinator) a lot of credit for not letting this game get out of hand.

The passing game from the Eagles - even with their explosive players like AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith - just hasn't got going.

We're back under way at Lincoln Financial Field, where the Eagles receive the ball for the second half.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

Jalen Hurts has been unable to get out of trouble. He's been sacked only once but he's been pressured a bunch.

Some of it's down to what Green Bay are doing but we wondered about shaking off the cobwebs and I'm just not sure he's proven very much.

I tell you, though, only 10 points combined from these teams. Not to go too deep into gambling parlance, but the over-under for this game was 45.5 points. People expected a high-scoring game and we're not getting it.

Phoebe Schecter
BBC Sport NFL columnist on Sky Sports

Look at this Eagles defence, they are swarming on everything. Even when the Packers try to get a screen going, you're seeing three defenders flying down and taking the wind out of the sails.

That's why this half-time is important for (Packers head coach) Matt LaFleur to dive into that bag of tricks. It's now or never.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

Jordan Love is forcing the ball, he is pre-determining where he is going to throw it. That's how you get turnovers.

It's those mistakes that cost you.

But look at the score... you've got a chance! You've made all these mistakes, played terrible football, giving the ball away. But now you can go out there, think about cleaning those up and go and attack.

Welcome to the Caesars Superdome in Louisiana, where the road to Super Bowl 59 ends on 9 February.

The home stadium of the New Orleans Saints underwent a five-year renovation costing $560m (£458.7m), which was completed in time for this season.

This year's Super Bowl coincides with the Superdome's 50th anniversary and the stadium has already hosted the NFL's championship game a record seven times.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport

The Packers have given the ball away three times yet are only 10 points down and have even had more possession (16:20 - 13:40). How does that work?!

Goodness knows how this will pan out in the second half but make no mistake, the Packers are still in this game - if they can stop throwing the ball away, of course.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

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I tell you, this Green Bay defence, you can hang your hat on them.

They've done a great job stopping this explosive offense, they've done a great job on Saquon Barkley and they've done a great job all season.

But at the same time the Green Bay offense is going to need to produce in the second half with their season on the line.

That's the half as Green Bay take a knee.

They'll be relieved to only be 10 points behind after a dreadful half on offense.

Philadelphia will be wondering how they're not further ahead - but the Eagles will receive the second-half kick-off and get the ball first.

They'll be hoping to do a better job with it than Green Bay did - that opening-minute fumble has really set the tone for the below-par Packers.

Make that one-of-six, Greg.

Another Green Bay stop to prevent that turnover turning into Eagles points.

The Philadelphia offense has certainly stuttered this quarter. But the Packers' offense hasn't even got going enough to stutter.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra

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The Eagles are now one-of-five in terms of converting on third down. The Packers now have more possession time.

Let's say the Eagles win this, they're going to play either Tampa or the winner of Vikings-Rams. You're going to have to up your game.

Tom Brady
Seven-time Super Bowl winner on FOX

Three turnovers in the first half is absolutely impossible to overcome. On the road against a tough team too.