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San Francisco and Minnesota reach 5-0 after Week Five wins
The San Francisco 49ers beat the Seattle Seahawks 32-29 in a game between division rivals and moved to 5-0.
San Francisco’s defensive star Dre Greenlaw was ejected early for hitting Ernest Jones, who was not wearing a helmet.
The teams combined for seven turnovers, and the 49ers scored three touchdowns after Seattle gave the ball away.
New receiver Mike Evans caught passes for 113 yards and a touchdown, helping quarterback Brock Purdy secure the win.
San Francisco has reached the NFC Championship in each of the four previous seasons when it started 5-0 under coach Kyle Shanahan.
The Minnesota Vikings also reached 5-0, beating the New Orleans Saints 23-13 with another strong defensive performance.
Minnesota’s next game comes after a bye, and its wins so far have been against teams with losing records.
San Francisco beat Seattle 32-29 to reach 5-0, while Minnesota also reached 5-0 with a 23-13 win over New Orleans.
The 49ers scored three touchdowns from turnovers in a game that featured seven turnovers.
San Francisco wide receiver Mike Evans had 113 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Minnesota’s defense held New Orleans to 13 points.
- Who
- The San Francisco 49ers and Minnesota Vikings.
- What
- Both teams won in Week Five to reach 5-0.
- When
- Week Five of the NFL season; the exact date of the games is not stated.
- Where
- San Francisco played Seattle; Minnesota won at New Orleans.
- Why
- Not stated
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- San Francisco record
- 5-0
- San Francisco score
- Beat Seattle 32-29
- Minnesota record
- 5-0
- Minnesota score
- Beat New Orleans 23-13
- Turnovers in San Francisco-Seattle game
- Seven










