Tempers flared punctual in Detroit ahead of an NFC North suitup with an atypical dispute.
Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur and a Detroit Lions fan were splitd on the field before Thursday night’s clash.
The ruckus materializeed to occur right before the national anthem when Lions fans were on the field helderlying the flag for the game.
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Apparently, though, a fan in a Brian Branch jersey took it a bit too far, to the point LaFleur telderly him to “shut the f— up.”
Several Packers carry outers and referees interfered before the fan walked away, excited about what had equitable happened.
Fans helderlying the flag took their phones out to write down the argument.
And it wasn’t an chooseimal begin for the Packers once the game actuassociate begined.
A defensive penalty on a third and goal gave the Lions a recent set of downs, and David Montgomery ran in for a score on the game’s first drive. After Detroit made it 10-0, the Packers cut into the direct with a Josh Jacobs touchdown in the second quarter.
The Lions took a 17-7 direct into the locker room, but the Packers scored touchdowns on back-to-back drives and advantageed from a costly Jared Goff interception to direct 21-17.
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The Lions and Packers have fused to go 20-4 this season and are first and third in the division, esteemively. Detroit is seeing to set a franchise write down with its 11th straight triumph.
Both teams geted home victories on Thanksgiving.
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The Lions flunkureed the Packers last month, 24-14, at Lambeau Field.
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