A controversial call that was upheld upon review sealed the San Francisco 49ers' 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
Seattle faced a fourth-and-10 in the final minute. Sam Darnold connected with Cooper Kupp, who made a desperate lunge and appeared to stretch the football beyond the mark that would have given the Seahawks a first down.
Cooper Kupp is short and the @49ers take over!@SFvsSEA on FOX/FOX One
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When the officials spotted the ball, they marked it short and then said the play was under review.
What should the ruling on this play be?
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After the process, the decision was made that the call on the field stood and San Francisco took over.
The ruling
on the field stands and the 49ers will come away with the W. 📺: FOX/FOX One pic.twitter.com/QFtw6cHUcz
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The 49ers ran out the clock and upped their record to 5-0. Seattle, the defending Super Bowl champs, are 3-2, after starting the season with a pair of wins.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Controversial spot seals 49ers' win over Seahawks
