The Dallas Cowboys hold a 14-10 lead against the Green Bay Packers at half time in their divisional-round clash in the NFC playoffs.
The Packers started the game in the best fashion on offense as they drove downfield with their running game.
Eddie Lacy churned up the yards before Aaron Rodgers found tight end Andrew Quarless for a five-yard touchdown.
Dallas hit back with a methodical drive as Tony Romo completed short passes while DeMarco Murray had success running the ball. A pass interference call moved the visitors to the goal line, where Romo hit his full-back Tyler Clutts in the flat for a one-yard score.
The Cowboys' defense then came up with a huge play as Jeremy Mincey sacked Rodgers and forced a fumble from the All-Pro, which allowed his side's offense to take over in good field position.
Romo guided his team into the lead when he picked out Terrance Williams, who found a gap in the defense to sprint into the endzone for a 38-yard score, silencing the crowd at Lambeau Field.
Just before the interval the Cowboys tried to add a field goal from 50 yards, but Dan Bailey's kick was blocked by Datone Jones and deflected wide of the post.
This allowed the Packers a short field to move into kicking range themselves and Mason Crosby brought his side within four points with an effort from 40 yards.
