Two San Antonio neighbors stab each other multiple times after arguing about the noise level during Cowboys-Chargers game

Two San Antonio neighbors left one another with stab wounds after turning on each other while watching the Cowboys-Chargers game. 

The men, both in their 50s, who live near each other on McArthur Avenue in San Antonio, Texas, began arguing about the noise level of at 9:40pm on Monday. 

As they fought over the noise during the Dallas Cowboys' 20-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers, they pulled out knives and stabbed each other multiple times, KAST reported. 

The San Antonio Police Department, Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Service were all called to the scene near New Laredo Highway on the southwest side of the city. 

One man was taken to Brooke Army Medical Center and the other to University Hospital. Both are expected to recover from the injuries.   

Two San Antonio, Texas, neighbors stabbed each other multiple times after arguing about the noise level during the Cowboys-Chargers game on Monday night

The two men, both in their 50s, live near each other on McArthur Avenue in San Antonio, Texas 

The police is investigating the case, and it's yet to be determined what charges may be filed on each. 

It's unclear if both men were Cowboys fans, but a much larger fight also broke out at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, before the game even started. 

Players from the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Chargers piled in near the sidelines as they prepared to face off the Monday night football

Staff members and officials were forced to intervene as tempers flared ahead of the game, with players pushing and shoving each other and even a few punches seemingly thrown. 

Cowboys defensive end Dante Fowler was seen violently hitting Austin Ekeler, knocking the Chargers running back's helmet off his head.

The fight started after the two teams crossed paths during their respective warm-ups. Tensions rose after Chargers safety Dean Marlowe and Cowboys defensive tackle Mazi Smith clashed.

A mass fight broke out between the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Chargers on Monday 

The fight started after the two teams crossed paths during their respective warm-ups

Cowboys' Dante Fowler was seen hitting Austin Ekeler, knocking the running back's helmet off 

Quarterback Dak Prescott led the Cowboys to a 20-17 win over the Los Angeles Chargers Monday night as Dallas bounced back from a heavy defeat to the San Francisco 49ers the week before. 

The Week 6 game took place at LA's the state-of-the-art SoFi Stadium, which cost a staggering $5billion to build.  

The Chargers drew the game close in the fourth quarter as Quarterback Justin Herbert led the Chargers with two touchdowns and an interception. 

Unfortunately, this was not enough to contain Dak Prescott and Dallas in the dying minutes as the Cowboys captured their fourth win of the season.

The Chargers ended up falling 20-17 in their third loss of the season. They are third in the AFC West with a 2-3 record ahead of Week 7 action.