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Before Monday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Chargers players participated in a pre-game shooting match, but it was nothing compared to the mass brawl that followed. Following the Cowboys' 20-17 victory at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, Chargers fans and a select few Cowboys supporters pushed, shoved, and grappled against each other while security battled to contain the increasing brutality. Judging by the replica jerseys worn by the veterans, the two teams in the skirmish were divided by their respective team loyalties. One Cowboys fan was seen throwing a right hook at a Chargers fan, only to have another Los Angeles fan drag him down and start yelling him. In addition, one Chargers fan had to be yanked by his belt from a Dallas supporter.

After turning on each other while watching the Cowboys-Chargers game, two San Antonio neighbors left one another with stab wounds. On Monday, the men, who are both in their 50s and live on McArthur Avenue (pictured left) in San Antonio, Texas, began protesting the noise level at 9:40 p.m. As they battled over the noise during the Dallas Cowboys' 20-17 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers (right), they took out knives and stabbed each other several times. On the southwest side of the city, the San Antonio Police Department, Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Services were all dispatched.

Prior to kickoff on Monday Night Football, a mass brawl broke out between the Dallas Cowboys and the Los Angeles Chargers. As they prepare to face each team at SoFi Stadium on Monday, players from both teams gathered outside the sidelines. As tempers erupted ahead of the match, players were yelling and attacking each other, with some players yeling and shoving each other and even a few punches apparently thrown, staff members and officials were compelled to act.