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After completing their fifth win of the season, the Detroit Lions hope for an even better performance as they lock horns against the Chicago Bears, this Sunday. The Lions will be hosted by the Bears at the Soldier Field. The Lions will be more than satisfied with their performance up till now, and will be hoping to register more wins under their name, as the season moves into its final weeks. They will have to be on their toes if they want to succeed against the Bears, this Sunday.

Matthew Stafford had a great outing, as his passing skills more than helpful for the Lions, as they cruised to victory, this past week. Stafford will be confident of repeating another similar performance, as his team search for their 6th victory, this Sunday. The Bears managed a decent victory in their last game, as they overpowered the Green Bay Packers by 27-20. They have had a mixed season so far, and they will be hoping to gather momentum from their last win and succeed this Sunday as well. Josh McCown was the standout performer for the Bears in the last game, and the Bears will be banking on him to deliver another match winning performance, this Sunday.

Posted: 22nd October 2012

The last game in Week Seven of the regular season is going to be on Monday, October 22^nd, between the Detroit Lions and the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field at 8:30PM Eastern. The Chicago Bears may be at the top of the NFC North right now, but that doesn't mean that they are content to rest on their laurels. They are hoping to continue their domination of the Detroit Lions and it could very well be an extremely fierce contest at Solider Field. The two rivals are going to be our Monday Night Match-up this week.

The Chicago Bears have a record of 4 and 1 right now, but Detroit is 2 and 3. The last few matches that these two have played have gone to the Bears, taking seven of the eight games between them, including one massive 37 to 13 win on November 13^th. The Lions looked like they were going to take their fourth loss in a row last Sunday, as they came back from their bye week and went up against the Philadelphia Eagles. They were down by then and there was just five minutes left when they came back and rallied and won 26 to 23 in overtime.