Rob Lowe is watching the NFC title game, but all the talk is around him opting for the NFL hat and not supporting one of the two teams on show.

Aaron Jones does what Aaron Jones does, and that's score touchdowns, collecting a short pass over the middle from Rodgers to finally get Green Bay on the board. Under any other circumstances that's an impressive drive but at six minutes long they won't have time for too many of those. Then there's the small matter of stopping San Francisco's running game.

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Dan Nixon: That was an absolute clinic of a first half from the 49ers. Dominated every facet of the game & have more or less sent Green Bay packing. Rodgers & Co have no clue, no answers & no ability to stop it happening. This could get messy.

Andrew Priestley: As a Packers follower this is hard to watch, especially with a 06:30 alarm looming large on the horizon. Even with that impending sense of doom you have to acknowledge & respect what this 49ers team is doing on both sides of the ball. Total domination.

Green Bay have the ball and you have to think they need a touchdown from this to stand any chance of producing what would be an incredible comeback.

What a punishing first half that was for Green Bay, who have been battered by this rampant San Francisco defence and run game. It looks all over even at the half as there's surely no way back for the Packers from here.

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The 49ers legend is absolutely loving this...

It's a Mostert hat-trick and this is getting embarrassing now for Green Bay as San Francisco are totally dominant. The Packers just can't handle the power on that offensive line, combined with blocking by tight ends and receivers just creating huge holes for Mostert to run wild.

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Raheem Mostert is ripping this game to pieces, but he's not exactly been a star of the NFL so far in his career, he's had to work hard just to get a job!

It's going from bad to worse for Green Bay as Rodgers this time throws an interception, gathered by Emmanuel Moseley, and this is threatening to turn into another mess for the Packers at Levi's Stadium.

And the lead hits the 20-point mark thanks to Robbie Gould's 27-yard field goal.

Not the stats Packers fans want to see.

This is great to watch from the 49ers and the home fans are loving it as Raheem Mostert, who is already over 100 rushing yards with two touchdowns in the books, skips one way, then the other and sprints for a 34-yard run.

The Packers can't handle him at the moment.

It's all going wrong for the Packers, who fumble the ball and it is pounced on by the 49ers' DeForest Buckner.

Some unhappy-looking faces on the Green Bay Packers' bench.

Andrew Priestley: It’s a long way back for the Packers from here, even with Aaron Rodgers. Especially with this 49ers defence in the form that it is.

Six straight running plays on that drive for the 49ers and they get their second touchdown and once again it's Raheem Mostert who gets the job done, with a nine-yard effort.

Robbie Gould's extra point attempt is good and the Packers have it all to do as they trail 17-0.

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Bad news for San Francisco 49ers as running back Tevin Coleman went over on his arm and looks in a lot of pain with an elbow injury. The cart is on the field to transport him off. That very much looks like the end of his match. He only has two weeks to be fit for the Super Bowl, if his team get there.

We've already seen tonight that a 10-point lead is not always enough as the Kansas City Chiefs came back from 10-0 and 17-7 down to beat the Tennessee Titans. Can the Packers do the same here?

This Niners defence is swarming all over Rodgers and he just can't keep tabs on them as he's hit again apparently without seeing the danger. This time the ball's loose and although Green Bay regain possession they have to punt. It's an awful punt as well as Green Bay can't even get out of their own half - more trouble ahead.