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49ers beat Seahawks 32-29 in divisive final-seconds call

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 04:24 · Archive

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Seattle Seahawks 32-29 in a controversial finish when officials ruled Cooper Kupp short of a first down with 54 seconds remaining.

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Seattle Seahawks 32-29 on Sunday in a dramatic finish that left NFL fans disputing the officials' final decision. With 54 seconds remaining and the Seahawks facing fourth-and-10, wide receiver Cooper Kupp attempted to gain the first down by leaping forward as he drifted out of bounds at the 40-yard line. The officials ruled he was just short of the marker, and the decision stood after review.

Fans expressed fury at the call on social media. One wrote that the game was 'rigged', whilst others questioned how the play was not a first down and claimed the Seahawks had been 'robbed'.

49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams praised the victory and described the NFC West as a 'triangle rivalry' involving San Francisco, Seattle and the Rams. Williams said winning in the division was 'better than normal'. The 49ers now lead the division by two games, with the Rams and Seahawks expected to play next, potentially affecting the standings.

49ers beat Seahawks 32-29 in divisive final-seconds call
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In this story: San Francisco 49ers · Seattle Seahawks · Cooper Kupp · Trent Williams · Los Angeles Rams · NFC West

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