LAS VEGAS (Interstat) — Daniel Carlson kicked a 60-yard field goal with eight seconds remaining, lifting the Las Vegas Raiders to a 14-12 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.

The game, attended by 61,780, was a defensive struggle defined by field goals. Kansas City led 12-6 entering the fourth quarter, having scored on four Harrison Butker kicks. The Raiders closed the gap with Carlson’s third field goal, a 55-yarder, then took a safety on a sack of Chiefs quarterback Shane Buechele. Butker’s fifth field goal put Kansas City ahead 12-11 with just over a minute left, setting the stage for Carlson’s winning kick.

The loss dropped the Chiefs to 6-11, while the Raiders improved to 3-14.