The Seattle Seahawks staged a second-half comeback to beat the Carolina Panthers in the NFL, after a final-quarter touchdown from Jermaine Kearse left the scores at 12-7.
It wasn't until the second quarter that the scores were finally broken by the Seahawks, with placekicker Steven Hauschka producing a field goal from 27 yards out.
The Panthers then struck back later in the second when Steve Smith completed a three-yard pass from Cam Newton for the touchdown, with Graham Gano stepping up to complete proceedings and leave the scores at 7-3 going into the break.
The Seahawks used the third quarter to steal three more points, as a 40-yard field goal from Hauschka brought the scores to 7-6.
Kearse completed the comeback in the last quarter when he got hold of a 43-yard pass to grab six points for his team, leading the Seahawks to a 12-7 victory.
