The Kansas City Chiefs host the Minnesota Vikings in a Week 9 matchup at Arrowhead Stadium. Keep checking back for live updates of the game!

OFFENSE

First half

First drive: The Chiefs took over at their own 28 yard line and got Mecole Hardman the ball on a seven-yard jet sweep for their first play. Tyreek Hill couldn’t bring in a tough catch on second down. On third down, Moore found McCoy in the flat — but he was not able to get the first down. The Chiefs punted and were able to pin them inside the 20.

Second drive: After minimal gains on the first two plays of the drive that started from their own 33 yard line, Moore found Travis Kelce on an out-breaking route for a first down. A short second down was converted with a pass to Sammy Watkins for six yards. A couple plays later, Moore found Tyreek Hill deep down the right sideline for a 40 yard touchdown. Chiefs 7 Vikings 0.

Third drive: The Chiefs took over from their own 20 yard line and went three-and-out after three straight McCoy carries. The Chiefs punted away.

Fourth drive: A drive that began at their own nine yard line started with an 11 yard pass to Sammy Watkins. Travis Kelce hauled in a 13 yard pass on the next play. An ensuing third-and-short was converted with a five-yard pass to Tyreek Hill. Moore continued his good-looking drive with a 17 yard pass to Watkins — who made a one-handed snag — on the next play and a 10 yard pass to Kelce right after. A few more completions had the Chiefs inside the 15 yard line. A stuffed run on third down led to an attempt at a fourth down conversion — and it was successful with a Damien Williams two-yard run to get to the five yard line. Three straight attempts at a touchdown were unsuccessful — and Harrison Butker converted a 24 yard field goal. Chiefs 10 Vikings 7.

Fifth drive: A sack on first down and a run stuff on second down put the Chiefs in a third and 16 from their own 20 yard line. An incomplete pass had the Chiefs in position to punt with under two minutes left in the half.

Second Half

Sixth drive: Starting from the 28 yard line, the Chiefs got 8 yards on a Damien Williams run. They were not able to gain a yard on the next two plays — and the Chiefs were forced to punt.

Seventh drive: A drive that started at the three yard line began with a tough six yard catch by Watkins. Damien Williams then took off and out-sprinted the entire defense for a 91 yard touchdown run. The Chiefs took the lead on the extra point. Chiefs 17 Vikings 16.

DEFENSE

First half

First drive: After a touchback on the opening kickoff, the Chiefs forced incompletions on the first two plays. On a third-and-long, interior pressure forced a deep incompletion. The Vikings were forced to punt.

Second drive: Taking over from their own 18 yard line, the Vikings handed off to Dalvin Cook for a short gain on first down. A five-yard pass on second down set up a short third down. The outside run attempt was stuffed by multiple Chiefs defenders — and the Vikings were forced to punt on their second straight three-and-out.

Third drive: Minnesota started out from their own 25 yard line and got eight quick yards from Cook on the first two plays. On the ensuing third and short, a forced incompletion was negated by a defensive holding penalty committed by Charvarius Ward. The Chiefs were able to force another third down — but Kirk Cousins found Laquon Treadwell deep for 26 yards. From the Chiefs 21 yard line, a third-and-long was converted with a 13 yard sideline catch by Treadwell. The Chiefs were able to force another third down, but Cousins found Olabisi Johnson for a four-yard touchdown reception. Chiefs 7 Vikings 7.

Fourth drive: The Vikings took over at their own 36 yard line and were stopped a yard short on third down. The Vikings punted it away after their third three-and-out.

Fifth drive: From the 25 yard line, the Vikings earned seven yard on the two opening plays. On third and three, Chris Jones threw his blocker into Cousins for a sack and to force the fourth down punt.

Sixth drive: With 1:42 left in the half, the Vikings took over from their 32 yard line. Cousins was able to find Irv Smith down the middle of the field for 21 yards on second down. Another big pass play was hauled in by Treadwell to set the Vikings up at the Chiefs 24 yard line with less than a minute remaining. After a nine yard run, the Chiefs forced two incompletions to setup fourth and one — but Cousins was able to convert with a five yard pass to Smith. A couple missed pass attempts later setup a third and 10 — and the Chiefs forced another incompletion. The Vikings kicked a field goal to tie the game. Chiefs 10 Vikings 10.

Second Half

Seventh drive: The Vikings took over from the Chiefs 36 yard line after Hardman fumbled the opening kickoff of the second half. Two straight eight yard gains had the Vikings 22 yards away from the endzone. A holding call backed up the Vikings — but they got it right back with a 15 yard reception by Kyle Rudolph. A short run had Minnesota in a third and four from the 17 yard line — and Cousins found running back Ameer Abdullah for the touchdown. Vikings missed the extra point. Chiefs 10 Vikings 16

Eighth drive: From their own 20 yard line, the Vikings got a wide open 24 yard screen pass to C.J. Ham on second down. The Chiefs defense settled in and stuffed a couple runs to force a third down and seven. An incomplete pass caused by Charvarius Ward led to a Vikings punt.

Ninth drive: After the Williams touchdown, the Vikings took over at the 25 yard line and got 11 yards on a pass play to Cook. A couple short plays and an offensive penalty later, it was third down with 14 yards to go. Cousins could not hit his man, and the Vikings were forced to punt.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Mecole Hardman fumbled the opening kickoff of the second half and the Vikings recovered at the Kansas City 38 yard line.

INJURIES

Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen exited the game after re-aggravating his hamstring injury and was labeled as questionable to return late in the first-quarter.