and on the streaming service Star+. In Russia, Ukraine and the CIS, the game was televised on Viasat Sport. In Belgium and Portugal, the game was televised on paid-subscription channel Eleven Sports. In Spain, the game was broadcast by Movistar+ and televised on #Vamos por M+. In the Philippines, the game was televised on TapDMV. In the Balkans, the game was televised on Sport Klub. In Japan, the game was televised on DAZN and on Nippon TV. Indonesian streaming service Mola broadcast the game in Indonesia, Timor Leste, Malaysia and Singapore. In Denmark, the game was broadcast on TV3 Sport. In Poland, the game was televised on TVP Sport. In Puerto Rico, the game was carried live on Telemundo Puerto Rico in Spanish and on NBC Puerto Rico in English. Game summary First half The Bengals won the coin toss and deferred to the second half; the Rams received the ball at the kickoff. Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson sacked Matthew Stafford, leading to a punt by Los Angeles. The Bengals drove towards midfield, but were stalled on fourth down, when Ernest Jones knocked down Joe Burrow's pass to Ja'Marr Chase. Los Angeles took over at their own 49-yard-line. A 3rd-and-4 was converted with a 20-yard completion from Stafford to Cooper Kupp and the Rams got into the red zone on the next play with a 4-yard Henderson rush. Two plays later, the game's first score came by way of a 17-yard touchdown pass from Stafford to Odell Beckham Jr. Unable to respond immediately, the Bengals went three-and-out, and Kevin Huber's punt was downed at the Los Angeles 28-yard-line. The Rams were similarly unproductive on their next drive, as a delay of game penalty erased a five-yard gain on first down and a catch by Van Jefferson on third down was short of a first down. Hekker's punt was returned to the Cincinnati 30-yard-line, where the Bengals started their next series. On the drive's second play, a 46-yard pass from Burrow to Chase advanced the ball to the Los Angeles 11-yard-line, though three straight incomplete passes forced a 29-yard field goal attempt, which was converted by Evan McPherson, making the score 7–3 Rams. After a touchback, the Rams got the ball on their own 25-yard-line; they ran one play, an Akers rush for a loss of one yard, before the first quarter ended. The Rams started the second quarter facing 2nd-and-11 on