FRISCO, TX – The Dallas Cowboys managed to secure a narrow victory against the Detroit Lions in a dramatic finish. The Lions’ celebration was cut short as their apparent successful two-point conversion attempt was called back for a penalty, ultimately leading to the Cowboys’ 20-19 win.

Despite being down 20-13 with less than two minutes left, the Lions managed to score a touchdown and attempted a two-point conversion to secure the win. However, their efforts were thwarted by penalties and unsuccessful attempts, sealing the Cowboys’ victory at home.

Quarterback Jared Goff expressed his disappointment after the game, emphasizing the unique feeling of thinking they had won, only to have it overturned. The controversy continued post-game as referee Brad Allen clarified the penalty call, adding to the intensity of the matchup.

The victory solidified the Cowboys’ undefeated record at home for the season, extending their winning streak at AT&T Stadium to 16 games. Wide receiver Ceedee Lamb had a standout performance, setting a new franchise single-season record in receptions and receiving yards, with a career-defining 92-yard touchdown.

Both teams have secured their playoff spots, with the Lions clinching a first division title in 30 years and the Cowboys still in contention for the NFC East division title. As the regular season draws to a close, the Lions will face the Minnesota Vikings while the Cowboys take on the Washington Commanders in their final games.