Browns hold off Steelers comeback with late 56-yard field goal
Cleveland survived a late push from Pittsburgh as Andre Szmyt's 56-yard kick with 10 seconds remaining sealed the win.
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The Cleveland Browns held off a late comeback attempt from the Pittsburgh Steelers, securing victory in the AFC North matchup thanks to a 56-yard field goal from kicker Andre Szmyt with just 10 seconds left on the clock.
Pittsburgh had rallied in the closing stages of the game, putting pressure on Cleveland's defence and narrowing the gap before Szmyt's decisive kick restored the Browns' lead for good.
The result adds another chapter to one of the NFL's longest-standing divisional rivalries, with both teams continuing to battle for positioning within the AFC North as the season progresses.
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- Browns survive late comeback to defeat Steelers — BBC Sport
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