Vikings vs. Cowboys Live Score Updates

Follow along for score updates and analysis from the Vikings-Cowboys game in Minneapolis.

Time to find out if the Vikings can keep their winning streak alive and get back to .500.

The Cowboys are in town, riding a four-game losing streak but still possessing plenty of talent on both sides of the ball. Andy Dalton is back at quarterback for Dallas, which is still somehow very much alive in the NFC East race. The Vikings can't sleepwalk through this one, they're going to need to show up and play well to win.

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The Vikings made a couple shakeups on special teams after really struggling in that area last week and all season long. Long snapper Austin Cutting was benched and will be replaced by recently-signed veteran Andrew DePaola. Rookie gunner Dan Chisena was also benched and is a healthy scratch.

Both Irv Smith Jr. and Cameron Dantzler are back from injury for the Vikings this week. Rookie defensive tackle James Lynch is also active for the first time in a while.

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Final Score: Cowboys 31, Vikings 28

Check out the recap from this game right here, with five takeaways from a Vikings perspective.

Fourth Quarter

Cowboys 31, Vikings 28

1:37 – Oh boy. The Cowboys just took the lead yet again on a Dalton Schultz touchdown reception. The Vikings will have roughly 90 seconds and one timeout to tie the game with a field goal.

5:54 – The Vikings finally get a defensive stop, forcing the Cowboys to punt. Minnesota can basically ice this game with a long touchdown drive here.

Vikings 28, Cowboys 24

9:44 – Justin Jefferson's Rookie of the Year campaign continues. He catches a 39-yard touchdown pass from Kirk Cousins for yet another lead change.

Cowboys 24, Vikings 21

12:02 – Another lead change in Minneapolis, as Tony Pollard dashed for a 42-yard touchdown run to put Dallas back in front. The Cowboys also converted the 2-point attempt to take a three-point lead.

Vikings 21, Cowboys 16

15:00 – The Vikings have the lead for the first time since it was 7-6. Adam Thielen's second touchdown catch of the day puts Minnesota back in front.

Third Quarter

Cowboys 16, Vikings 14

9:50 – Adam Thielen answers CeeDee Lamb's ridiculous touchdown catch from earlier with one of his own, making a one-handed snag in the back corner of the end zone. Thielen also had a 51-yard catch and run earlier in the drive. Big-time response from the Vikings.

Second Quarter

Cowboys 16, Vikings 7

0:05 – The Vikings turned the ball over for the second time on a Dalvin Cook fumble, and the Cowboys capitalize by driving down and kicking a short field goal. Minnesota has a lot of work to do in the second half.

1:51 – Vikings get the ball back after stopping the Cowboys on fourth down. They get the ball to start the second half, but getting some points here would be huge.

3:42 – Vikings forced to punt, mostly due to a holding penalty on Garrett Bradbury that threw things off schedule for the offense. Need a defensive stop here.

Cowboys 13, Vikings 7

4:55 – Wow, CeeDee Lamb. The rookie from Oklahoma just made an incredible catch in the end zone to cap off a long Cowboys drive. Jeff Gladney was in good coverage, but Lamb just made a heck of a play.

10:06 – The Vikings almost had a super cool play with a fake punt pass from Britton Colquitt to Kris Boyd, but it was called back because of an illegal shift on Boyd, who got too excited about being wide open.

13:11 – What an interception by All-Pro linebacker Eric Kendricks. He makes the diving snag off of Andy Dalton for his second pick of the year, halting a promising Cowboys drive.

First Quarter

Vikings 7, Cowboys 6

2:15 – Death, taxes, Dalvin Cook touchdowns. After a rare TD-less game against the Bears, Cook gets in for his 14th touchdown of the season. Impressive drive for the Vikings, especially from Kirk Cousins, who has shown impressive poise under pressure.

Cowboys 6, Vikings 0

9:26 – Rough start for the Vikings. Kirk Cousins fumbles (the refs missed a helmet-to-helmet hit) and the Cowboys get great field position. They convert on just two plays with an Ezekiel Elliott touchdown. Extra point was blocked, though.

13:46 – Vikings start the game on defense and get an easy three and out. K.J. Osborn fumbled the ensuing punt but the Vikings were able to recover.