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One step up from the Super Bowl: Green Bay Packers advanced to the NFC Finals
The Packers sweated at Lambo Field against the Los Angeles Rams, but won 18:32 and waited for the winner between New Orleans and Tampa Bay.
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Sunday, 17 January 2021, 02:34
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Passed 'and not easily.
Ark Rogers (Photo: AP, Morry Gash)
The regional finals stage in the NFL kicked off, with the Saturday Bay Packers defeating the Los Angeles Rams 18:32 in Saturday's first bout and waiting for the winner between New Orleans and Tampa Bay, who will play 1:40 on the night between Sunday and Monday.
The AFC Finals will meet in Palo and Baltimore, with the winner facing the winner in a meeting between Kansas City and Cleveland (Sunday, 10:05 p.m.).
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Green Bay - Los Angeles Rams
As a scout of spectators came to Lembo Field to watch Aron Rogers and the Packers continue their wonderful season against the Rams, who last week surprised in Seattle.
On the face of it, it was supposed to be and also looked at first like an easy win for Green Bay, but Los Angeles did not ease the craft and caused Rogers and his teammates to sweat until the fourth quarter, in which they closed out an interest.
After a field goal for each side, the Packers recorded two touchdowns and went up to 3:16.
Everything seemed to be going in their direction, but Jared Body engineered a beautiful drive that ended with a delivery to Van Jefferson that shrank to 10:16.
With just 25 seconds on the clock Rogers led the Packers to another field goal and a 10:19 lead at the break.
The Packers opened the second half with another touchdown that raised to 10:25, but due to an early injury to the kicking Mason Crosby they went on a two-point move and failed.
On the other side, Cam Acres penetrated Landson and then completed a conversion in a beautiful move - 18:25.
The Rams won the ball again, but were unable to advance and Rogers smelled blood.
A 58-yard laser to Alan Lazard less than seven minutes to go set a 18:32 mark and sent the Packers to the NFC Finals.
Rogers gave up 296 yards and two touchdowns and also once penetrated Endzon in a one-yard outing.
Arun Jones added 99 yards and a touchdown on the ground.
In Los Angeles he delivered a body to 174 yards and a touchdown, the Ackers recorded 90 yards and a touchdown to Anderson.
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