The first divisional round fixture is set...

What's that? You still want some more play-off action? Well no problem at all as the last leg of our triple-header is coming up from the Jungle as the Ravens and Bengals fight it out in round three this season.

It's a good job this is the late game as it could be x-rated - these two do not like each other and they make their feelings well known. I hope you're padded up just to watch this one...

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With the New York Giants being the lowest remaining seed in the NFC play-offs they will travel to face the top seed in the Divisional Round.

That happens to be none other than the division rival Philadelphia Eagles.

In their two meetings this season the Eagles have come out on top following up a 48-22 win in week 14 with a 22-16 win in week 18.

Expect fireworks when these two meet for one final time in the post-season.

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More from Saquon Barkley, on his quarterback Daniel Jones:

"DJ came out here and played a great game. We knew what he was going to be able to bring for us, we knew what type of player he is – he’s a special player, he made plays and he came up big for us today.

"It’s going to be crazy (back in New York) I know that, but our mindset is we came in here and did what we wanted to do, which is get the win, so we can celebrate on the way back, but then watch film, do our work and get ready for Philly."

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Let's hear from Giants running back Saquon Barkley:

“It’ such an honour to come out here and play with these guys - we came in here into a hostile environment, the Giants fans showed up and gave us so much love.

“We know that if we keep believing in each other and stick together then we’re a tough team to beat – and that’s going to be the focus for the rest of this run."

Yet another enthralling, exhausting game on Super Wild Card Weekend. Both offences seemed to be able to move the ball with ease and we said one big stop would be needed for either side to pick up a win.

Daniel Jones led the Giants masterfully completing 24 of his 35 pass attempts for 301 yards and two touchdowns.

The Vikings had a chance to tie it late and moved to midfield with relative ease but that is where the Giants stiffened up on defence.

It is the first upset of the wildcard round as Minnesota loses a one-score game for the first time this season.

That is the game.

On third down a pass attempt to Irv Smith Jr is knocked away.

That brings up fourth-and-eight, and Kirk Cousins throws short of the sticks to TJ Hockensen. The tight end is unable to break free of Xavier McKinney's tackle and New York can kneel the game out.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

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They've paid him about $150m so they want to see him get to an NFC title game at least at some point. He's played with a lot of Pro Bowl players around him so he's hardly been without talent.

Are the last few minutes here a verdict on Kirk Cousins' career here? I don't think Vikings fans will take many excuses if they don't win this.

On second down Kirk Cousins is wrapped up and swung down as he gets rid of the ball. That draws a roughing the passer call.

On the next play TJ Hockensen continues his big day with his ninth reception and moves the Vikings near midfield.

Darius Slayton has been very good today but that error could prove costly.

He finds himself wide open running an in breaking route. Daniel Jones puts the ball on him and he inexplicably drops the ball stopping the clock and forcing his team to punt.

The giants roll the pocket out to the right, but there is no one open down field and Jones is sacked by Eric Kendricks.

Not the worst play by the quarterback as it forces Kevin O'Connell to use his final timeout.

Out of the New York Giants timeout, they line up quick and send Daniel Jones on a quarterback sneak.

That makes it a first down for New York and the clock is now down to 3:18 as Minnesota take their first timeout.

Isaiah Hodgins has made some spectacular catches tonight - he's now gone over 100 yards receiving in a game for the first time in his short career, and what a time to do it!

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I said earlier that there may not be a better short yardage back than Saquon Barkley. Well Minnesota had the answer on third down as they stuffed him short of the marker and bring up a big fourth down.

On the opening play of the drive Saquon Barkley makes a nifty one handed catch before breaking up the sideline for the first down.

The Giants are in four minute offence mode and the seconds are ticking away for the Vikings.

This game has been so focused on offence but this time it is the Giants defence who makes a big play.

A swing pass to Dalvin Cook is caught but Darnay Holmes wraps him and dumps him for a loss of yards.

There is no space for the Vikings offence to operate on second or third down and they will have to punt the ball away with 6:23 to go.

Greg Brady
NFL pundit on BBC Radio 5 Live

You think you're in a division with Jalen Hurts and Dak Prescott but whatever happens at the end of this game, he's (Daniel Jones) their guy.

The rest of the league is watching and they're thinking 'can our guy play like that in a play-off game? Can he stay in there and take a shot? Can he take care of the football like that?

Former Las Vegas Raiders general manager Mike Mayock on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra: "Hats off to Daniel Jones because he just got smoked on that quarterback sneak, he took a huge shot and he’s going to feel that one tomorrow."