A well-timed touchdown from Le'Veon Bell has helped the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 10-6 half-time lead over the Kansas City Chiefs at Heinz Field in the NFL this evening.
Pittsburgh were the first side to score points when Shaun Suisham waited patiently after a cagey opening to send home a field goal from 23 yards out.
Kansas duly responded, though it took a little time as Cairo Santos shone with his own kick to level the scores at 3-3, having produced from 35 yards with just over two minutes to go in the first period.
In a first half that appeared to be dominated by place-kickers, Santos was clinical again as he sent the Chiefs into a three-point lead by notching home from 25 yards out.
The Steelers came back fighting late in the second period when Bell trotted home from just one yard out to complete a timely touchdown and push his team into a 10-6 advantage.
Christopher Dodd
