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Nov 9, 2014 at 9.05pm UK at ​O.co Coliseum
Denver Broncos
41-17
Oakland Raiders
FT
3
Q1
3
Anderson (2:44), Sanders (0:30)
17
Q2
7
Butler (11:19)
Thomas (12:43, 6:52), Sanders (1:01)
21
Q3
0
0
Q4
7
Rivera (0:48)

Half-Time Report: Denver Broncos hold 10-point lead over Oakland Raiders

The Denver Broncos lead their AFC West rivals the Oakland Raiders by three points at the break in their NFL clash with the scores at 20-10.

The Denver Broncos hold a 20-10 lead over the Oakland Raiders at the break of their AFC West clash this evening.

The Raiders started the game well as Peyton Manning threw the ball deep for Emmanuel Sanders, but was intercepted by DJ Hayden. Their offense failed to score a touchdown, although they did take the lead through a 41-yard field goal from Sebastian Janikowski.

Denver responded with a drive to the goalline of the home side, but they failed to find the endzone, as Brandon McManus fired through the posts from 20 yards to tie the scores. McManus added another field goal at the start of the second quarter as the Broncos' offense continued to struggle.

Oakland took the lead in the match when Manning threw his second interception of the game as Justin Tuck blocked his pass and managed to catch the rebound. Derek Carr then threw a strike to Brice Butler at the back of the endzone for the touchdown.

The Broncos retook the lead when they capitalised on a mistake by Carr as he was picked off by Bradley Roby. Manning then threw a swing pass to CJ Anderson, who pulled off an incredible play to beat several tacklers and run in for a 51-yard score.

Just before the break, the visitors extended their advantage when Manning threw deep down the right sideline for Sanders, who went above his man to make a diving catch for a 32-yard touchdown.

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Jacob Tamme #84 celebrates his second quarter touchdown with Eric Decker #87 as Peyton Manning #18 of the Denver Broncos looks on during their AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on January 19, 201
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