The Dallas Cowboys were defeated at home on Sunday, getting blown out to the tune of 47-9 by the Detroit Lions – the Cowboys’ fourth straight loss at home dating back to last postseason.

It was a revenge game for the Lions, who lost 20-19 to Dallas late last season after a procedural penalty nullified a potential game-winning two-point conversion.

Detroit quarterback Jared Goff was incredibly efficient, completing 18 of 25 passes for 315 yards and three touchdowns. He was buoyed by a rushing attack that produced 184 yards and two scores.

By halftime the match was effectively over. The Lions held a 27-6 lead after two quarters, continuing a troubling trend for the Cowboys. In Dallas’ last four home games, they have been outscored 110-35 in the first half. The Cowboys were 8-0 at home last season but have trailed since losing to the Green Bay Packers in the divisional round.

Detroit took advantage of a wounded Dallas defense and mainly pounded the Cowboys to the ground. Before the Lions’ last offensive possession, they were averaging more than 5 yards per carry on 32 rushing attempts and nearly 8 yards per play overall.

Running backs David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs were an unstoppable one-two punch on the ground, rushing a total of 24 times for 143 yards. Montgomery’s physicality was impressive, as was on Detroit’s first score of the game, when he dragged a defender on his way to the end zone.