Watch: Chargers Escape London With Win Over Titans With Stop on Two-Point Conversion

The Titans had a chance to tie the game with 30 seconds left but instead went for the win.

The final minute of Sunday's game between the Titans and Chargers was filled with excitement.

Trailing 20-13, Tennessee started its potential game-tying drive with just fewer than five minutes remaining in the game. With 47 seconds left, the Titans were at the Los Angeles two-yard line with a shot at evening the contest.

After Dion Lewis was stopped short on first down, Marcus Mariota went to the air for second down, but his pass was incomplete. On third down, Mariota scrambled for what looked like a touchdown, but after replay, it was determined Mariota was short.

Mariota then connected with tight end Luke Stocker on fourth down to make it 20-19.

Instead of tying the game with an extra point though, coach Mike Vrabel decided to go for two. A defensive holding against the Chargers gave the Titans a second shot at the winning score, but Mariota's pass attempt to Taywan Taylor was incomplete.

#TENvsLAC: "Mariota’s left shoulder is down prior to the ball crossing the goal line. Because the runner was short of the goal line with under 2 minutes remaining in the 4Q, a 10-second runoff is assessed. LAC elected to use a timeout in lieu of the 10-second runoff.” – AL pic.twitter.com/EOetvAk2yU

— NFL Officiating (@NFLOfficiating) October 21, 2018

About as close as you can get to scoring a TD without actually scoring a TD https://t.co/8UxCRxnWCu

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) October 21, 2018

Touchdown!!! #titans #london #nfl #nfluk pic.twitter.com/1btu8yYpyy

— David McDonnell 🇮🇪 (@DMcD_Roz) October 21, 2018

After the touchdown & a gutsy call to go for a 2 point conversion by @Titans, @chargers are going to win this 20-19 when the 2-pointer doesn’t pay off. Very good game, crazy finish. Right decision by Tennessee? #nfluk pic.twitter.com/snaE7V1G3Q

— Mike White (@mikewhitesport) October 21, 2018

Los Angeles recovered the ensuing onside kick to seal the victory in London.

The Chargers are now 5-2 and just 1/2 game behind the Chiefs for the lead in the AFC West. The Titans fell to 3-4 with the loss, leaving them 1/2 game behind the Jaguars and Texans for first place in the AFC South.