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The Miami Dolphins’ defense held the NFL’s third-highest scoring offense to fewer than 20 points, but penalties, missed opportunities and struggles on third down proved costly in a 19-9 loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium.Leer en españolMiami dropped to 1-7 on the season and remained winless at home. Despite a strong performance from its defense, the Dolphins struggled to turn opportunities into touchdowns, settling for three field goals.Detroit opened the game with the ball, but Miami’s defense quickly made its presence felt. Dolphins EDGE Chop Robinson got to quarterback Jared Goff with a bull rush, forcing an incomplete pass. Linebacker Jordyn Brooks recovered what appeared to be a fumble and returned it for a touchdown, but the play was overturned.The Dolphins continued to pressure Goff, who was sacked by EDGE Josh Uche, on third down. It was his third sack of the season and forced the Lions to settle for a 3-0 lead on Jake Bates’ field goal.Miami answered with