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		</div><p>Over 83,000 fans watched the Los Angeles Rams heap more misery on the Cincinnati Bengals with a 24-10 win at Wembley.</p>
<p>Cooper Kupp starred for the Rams, who have bounced back from losing last season’s Super Bowl while the Bengals are still searching for their first win.</p>
<p>In a cagey first quarter the two teams swapped field goals with Greg Zuerlein putting the Rams in front and Randy Bullock levelling the scores from 28 yards.</p>
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<p>Josh Reynolds touched down to put the Rams back ahead in the second quarter before Joe Mixon gave the Bengals hope by levelling the score at 10-10.</p>
<p>But the Rams took control in the second half with a magnificent 65-yard touchdown from Kupp steering the favourites back into a seven-point lead at the half-time break.</p>
<p>Todd Gurley extended LA’s lead on a three-yard touchdown run and in the process moved the Bengals closer to compiling the season’s worst record.</p>
<p>In the day’s other games, the Minnesota Vikings finished 19-9 over the Washington Redskins, the Seattle Seahawks beat the Atlanta Falcons 27-20 and the Los Angeles Chargers nailed a close one to end 17-16 against the Chicago Bears.</p>
<p>Mixed fortunes continued to beset the New York Giants as the Detroit Lions won 31-26, the Jacksonville Jaguars went 29-15 over the New York Jets and the Tennessee Titans won 27-23 at home in Nashville against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.</p>
<p>The Philadelphia Eagles got back to some winning ways with a 31-13 takedown of the Buffalo Bills, the Indianapolis Colts did what was needed to eke out a 15-13 victory over the Denver Broncos and the New Orleans Saints demolished the Arizona Cardinals 31-9.</p>
<p>The largest number of offensive points in the round so far went to San Francisco, with the 49ers hammering the Carolina Panthers 51-13.</p>
<p>The Texans managed to beat the the Oakland Raiders 27-24 but it came at a cost, with defensive star JJ Watt potentially out for the rest of the season due a suspected torn pectoral muscle.</p>
<p>The score was closer than expected in Foxborough as the New England Patriots out-muscled the Cleveland Browns 27-13, while in Kansas City the hosting Chiefs lost 31-24 to the Green Bay Packers.</p>
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