Live score updates from Vikings vs. Browns in London

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The matchup between the Vikings and Browns is underway from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. It's the second consecutive international game for the Vikings, who fell 24-21 to the Steelers last weekend in Ireland.
There's plenty of intrigue in this one. Rookie Dillon Gabriel makes his first career start for Cleveland, and he does it against Brian Flores' aggressive, complex defensive scheme. Can he limit mistakes and help the Browns move the football?
On the other side of the ball, the Vikings' injury-ravaged offensive line is going up against an elite defensive front let by superstar Myles Garrett. Carson Wentz will need to get the ball out quickly to avoid being battered by the Browns' pass rush.
Follow along below for live updates throughout the game.
Final: Vikings 21, Browns 17
Fourth quarter
Vikings 21, Browns 17
0:25 — The Vikings take the lead on a Carson Wentz touchdown pass to Jordan Addison!
2:00 — This one is coming down to the wire. The Vikings have the ball, down 3, with two minutes to play.
9:41 — Will Reichard just badly missed a 51-yard field goal that would've tied the game. Went wide right by quite a bit. Carson Wentz was sacked on third down.
14:01 — This one is bordering on disaster territory for the Vikings. Christian Darrisaw was on the sidelines for the most recent offensive series, which ended in one play when Zavier Scott lost a fumble.
Third quarter
Browns 17, Vikings 14
3:05 p.m. — And the Browns have an answer. They just ripped off a 13-play drive that took a full eight minutes and capped it with a Gabriel touchdown pass to David Njoku. The big problem for the Vikings right now is that they can't stop Quinshon Judkins on the ground. He's up to 80 yards on 15 carries.
Vikings 14, Browns 10
11:11 — That was a big-time drive by the Vikings' offense coming out of halftime. It was extended by a pass interference penalty that Justin Jefferson drew, and the next play was a leaping 21-yard catch by Jefferson. The Vikings got two other chunk plays and then punched it in via Jordan Mason to take the lead.
15:00 — Carson Wentz is back in the game with a harness on his left shoulder.
Second quarter
0:00 — The big situation at halftime is that Carson Wentz has a left shoulder injury and is questionable to return. It might be Max Brosmer time in the second half.
Browns 10, Vikings 7
0:09 — The Browns get a short field goal to take the lead heading into the half.
2:00 — Both teams are trading punts throughout this second quarter. Carson Wentz has twice scrambled and taken big hits short of the line to gain, and he's now being looked at in the medical tent. The Vikings got a defensive stop via a Jerry Jeudy drop that Kevin O'Connell challenged when it was ruled a catch.
8:37 — A clutch Harrison Smith tackle on a scrambling Dillon Gabriel leads to a Browns punt.
10:58 — The Vikings had 2nd and 1 across midfield but threw an incomplete pass and then lost two yards on a pitch play on third down. They elected to punt it away from the 50.
First quarter
Browns 7, Vikings 7
2:30 — Cam Akers just threw a touchdown pass to Josh Oliver. Yes, Vikings third-string running back Cam Akers. He took the direct snap, took a couple steps to his right, and hit a wide-open Oliver for the game-tying score. What a call by Kevin O'Connell.
Let's get weird.@thereal_cam3 x @JoshO_3
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Browns 7, Vikings 0
6:49 — The Browns capitalized off the turnover and take the lead first on a Dillon Gabriel touchdown pass to Harold Fannin Jr., a fellow rookie. Another rookie, Quinshon Judkins, set it up with a 32-yard run. This has not been an ideal start for the Vikings.
10:17 — The Vikings' first offensive possession was off to a great start. They picked up chunks of nine yards or more on three of their first four plays. And then Jordan Mason fumbled. And unlike last week, he wasn't near the sideline to kill the play. The Browns recovered near midfield.
13:01 — The Browns began the game with the ball at the 40 after an illegal kickoff from Will Reichard, but they got a holding penalty as part of a three-and-out and then punted it away.

Will Ragatz is a senior writer for Vikings On SI, who also covers the Twins, Timberwolves, Gophers, and other Minnesota teams. He is a credentialed Minnesota Vikings beat reporter, covering the team extensively at practices, games and throughout the NFL draft and free agency period. Ragatz attended Northwestern University, where he studied at the prestigious Medill School of Journalism. During his time as a student, he covered Northwestern Wildcats football and basketball for SB Nation’s Inside NU, eventually serving as co-editor-in-chief in his junior year. In the fall of 2018, Will interned in Sports Illustrated’s newsroom in New York City, where he wrote articles on Major League Baseball, college football, and college basketball for SI.com.
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