Final: San Francisco 49ers 13-10 Green Bay Packers - Robbie Gould scores winning field goal in final action of game
49ers advance to the NFC Championship Game, where they meet either the LA Rams or Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Final: Cincinnati Bengals 19-16 Tennessee Titans - rookie kicker Evan McPherson scores walk-off winning field goal
Bengals advance to AFC Championship Game for first time since 1988 - Buffalo Bills or Kansas City Chiefs will be their opponents
Bengals QB Joe Burrow sacked nine times but still throws for 348 yards
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Arik Armstead comes up trumps for San Francisco as he sacks Aaron Rodgers as he was looking to find someone in the end zone, and that will limit the Packers to a field goal try.
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Allen Lazard becomes the first Packers receiver not named Davante Adams to catch a pass from Aaron Rodgers tonight.
And it picks up a first down around the five yard line.
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
Davante Adams takes yet another catch but is immediately laid out by a huge hit from from Emmanuel Mosley.
You could feel that one even watching on TV from home!
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
It's second down for Green Bay after the break, on the 18 yard line of San Francisco so they'll want some points here.
A touchdown would put the Niners in a spot of bother - the visitors would probably settle for just allowing three here.
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
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Who else? Davante Adams again skips away from his defender and with a low ball makes no mistake picking it up off his shoelaces for a 25-yard gain.
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
This is what the Titans should've done earlier on third-and-one, as the Packers just run Aaron Jones right up the gut and send in some back-up to force him over the line to gain.
First down Green Bay.
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
Jimmy G decides against making another risky throw, but that pause for thought allows Kenny Clark time to come in a drop the Niners QB.
That's a fourth sack on Garoppolo and the fourth that's come on third down.
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That's two throws from Jimmy G on the last two drives that could, and perhaps should, have been picked off.
He's treading a fine line....
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
Terrible drop by tight end Josiah Deguara when wide open sees the Packers drive stall and that's a great stop for San Francisco after getting points on the board.
Top tight end Robert Tonyan is out for Green Bay and he's a big miss as a premium pass catcher. Deguara is very much not.
San Francisco 49ers 3-7 Green Bay Packers
San Francisco are on the board! Robbie Gould converts an easy 29-yard kick, although is any kick easy in this cold and with the snow streaming down?
Gould is a perfect 19/19 for kicks in the play-offs in his career.
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And now it's Deebo Samuel who needs attention after taking a big hit at the end of another sparkling run on third-and-16. He just fails to make a first down but it was a great effort.
He's just so explosive when he gets the ball - San Francisco will be desperate to see him continue.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
Big Trent Williams is limping and that'll be a worry for San Francisco, as the left tackle is one of the best in the game and keeps Garoppolo safe as well as exploding holes for the run game.
One to keep an eye on.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
Number 19 is such a danger, this time taking a flat pass 18 yards running beyond tacklers and through some.
Feeding Deebo is the key to winning this game for San Francisco.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
The 49ers struggled to get Deebo Samuel on the ball, so they put him on the kick-off! And it works a treat as he rips off a huge run taking the ball to midfield.
He lays a brutal hit on the Packers defender at the end of it as well.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
The Packers looked better, but made mistakes, and the 49ers improved towards half time, and get the ball to start the second half.
Who wins this game now?
Thumbs up for Packers, thumbs down for 49ers.
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Andrew Priestley: There have been more sackings than a Watford board meeting so far tonight in both these games.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
Nick Bosa forces a fumble from Aaron Rodgers on the next play but Green Bay recover it and they'll go for a field goal from 39 yards.
But a miserable year continues for Mason Crosby, whose effort is blocked by Jimmie Ward to make it 13 missed kicks this season by the Packers' long-serving kicker.
San Francisco 49ers 0-7 Green Bay Packers
The ball is back with Aaron Rodgers, who is swiftly out of the pocket and spots a blown coverage, floating a deep pass to Aaron Jones down the right sideline.
Jones gathers then turns to make a huge gain, for 75 yards, putting the Packers in the red zone with under a minute to the half.