Packers dominate Vikings at Lambeau Field 41-17

The Vikings put up a couple touchdowns to make the score look a little less worse, but still lose badly to Packers 17-41. 

The Minnesota Vikings are in rough shape after quarterback Kirk Cousins threw his third interception of the night. 

Packers lead 34-3 with 14 minutes left in the fourth quarter. 

It's getting uglier, with the Packers scoring another. 

Vikings trail by over 30 points in the fourth quarter. 

The Minnesota Vikings were in scoring position, but the Packers' defensive line dominated, stripping the ball from quarterback Kirk Cousins. It's Packers' ball again. 

Minnesota's defense showed up after halftime, stopping the Packers' first drive. It's Minnesota's ball at the 20. 

The Vikings trail by a lot after the Packers put up another 3 points due to a Mason Crosby field goal. 

Minnesota has a lot of work to do to get back into this game. 

It's starting to get away from the Vikings a bit, with Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers throwing a touchdown pass. 

The Vikings got the ball deeper into Packers' territory due to an unnecessary roughness call against the Packers. But due to a deflected ball, the Packers came up with an interception soon after. 

Minnesota trails 17-3 with 5:52 left in the half.

Remember to watch WCCO's halftime show on CBS News Minnesota. 

Vikings kicker Greg Joseph missed a field goal, so score remains 14-3 Packers. 

The Vikings aren't off to a great start. After going for it on fourth down, Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins threw an interception and Packers returned it for a touchdown. 14-3 Wisconsin. 

The Vikings' defensive line put up a great stop, and defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson got to Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, sacking him for a turnover. Minnesota gets the ball back. 

The Minnesota Vikings' offense is now utilizing a third string center, Chris Reed, after backup center Austin Schlottmann was injured on the Vikings second drive. The team later updated that Schlottmann will be out the rest of the game. 

The Minnesota Vikings kicked off after a field goal, and it didn't go quite well for Minnesota's special teams. The Packers returned the kick for a touchdown. 

The blocked punt put the Vikings close to the end zone, but Minnesota couldn't capitalize with a touchdown, settling for a field goal. 

WCCO's Mike Max checked in with Vikings (and Packers) fans in Green Bay ahead of Sunday's game. Did he rub Packer fans' noses in the fact that the Vikings have already secured the division title? Perhaps just a tiny bit.

There are, of course, two sides to every game. And WCCO's Ren Clayton and Mike Max are in Wisconsin this weekend getting the full scoop ahead of Sunday afternoon's border battle between the Packers and Vikings.

Here's a peek at how Packers' fans are anticipating a game that could help slip them into the postseason.

Chief meteorologist Chris Shaffer has the forecast for the Vikings-Packers game in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Plus, his score prediction might surprise Minnesota fans.

When the Minnesota Vikings meet the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday, there's a lot on the line. 

It's also not out the realm of possibilities that the Vikings could get the No. 1 seed if they win out. However, the Philadelphia Eagles, the current No. 1 seed, would need to lose the last two regular season games, too. 

If both teams end the season with the same record, the Eagles will get the No. 1 seed since they beat the Vikings in Week 2. 

So, with so much at stake, expect an exciting game. Here are some key matchups and storylines for the border battle matchup.