The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday for win in the league's first-ever regular-season game in Ireland.

The Steelers led 24-6 before the Vikings began a valiant comeback led by Carson Wentz, who despite not having three offensive linemen produced two late scoring drives. Pittsburgh, however, was able to avoid a monumental collapse after turning the Vikings over on downs on their final drive.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings are just days away from squaring off in the NFL's first-ever regular season game in Ireland.As Steeler Nation has started to follow the black and gold across the pond and descend on the Emerald Isle,

The Pittsburgh Steelers traveled across the Atlantic and made history Sunday, holding off a furious fourth-quarter comeback by the Minnesota Vikings to earn a 24-21 win, their first victory overseas.

The Pittsburgh Steelers held off a late comeback attempt from the Minnesota Vikings to win the NFL’s first regular-season game in Ireland by a score of 24-21. Overall, the Steelers played their most complete game of the season, and that may be thanks in part to the late Steelers owner Dan Rooney.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III had to be taken to a Dublin-area hospital after suffering a shoulder injury during Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back DeShon Elliott tried his hand at a traditional Irish dance after intercepting a pass from Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz.

Here’s everything fans need to know about the Steelers’ Week 4, Ireland matchup vs. the Vikings, including kickoff time and how to watch on TV.