The Cowboys have faced Green Bay ten times in Wisconsin. Five of these games have been played at Lambeau Field, including the Ice Bowl in 1967, and Dallas has lost all five. Of the five played at County Stadium in Milwaukee between 1965 and 1991, however, Dallas won three of five. Here is a history of those games played in Milwaukee:

Cowboys at Packers in Milwaukee

1965: Packers 13, Cowboys 3

The Packers entered the 1965 contest unbeaten and on their way to the first of three straight NFL titles, but Dallas made it tough on them. The game was tied at 3-3 until Dallas committed some mistakes deep in its own end, allowing the Packers to score 10 third quarter points. The teams combined for just 103 yards passing, but Dallas outgained the Packers 193 to 73 on the ground.

1972: Packers 16, Cowboys 13

The Cowboys had managed to beat the Packers for the first time in 1970, but when the teams met again two years later in Milwaukee, Green Bay prevailed again. Green Bay went on to qualify for the playoffs that season, but Dallas really beat itself with turnovers and boneheaded plays. Green Bay overcame a 13-10 second half deficit with two field goals to pull out the win.

1978: Cowboys 42, Packers 14

The Cowboys lost eight of their first nine against the Packers, but in 1978 at Milwaukee, it was all Dallas. The Cowboys had lost two straight and stood at 6-4, but the win began a six-game winning streak that lasted until Super Bowl XIII. Dallas rushed for a team record 313 yards in the win, with Tony Dorsett gaining 149 yards and Robert Newhouse picking up 101.

1980: Cowboys 28, Packers 7

In Danny White’s first season as the starter, the 2-1 Cowboys took care of business against the 1-2 Packers. White helped as much with his legs as a punter as with his arm as a passer, rushing 48 yards for a first down on a fake punt. The Milwaukee crowd started booing former-hero-turned-coach Bart Starr, who was in his third year as head coach.

1991: Cowboys 20, Packers 17

Ray Horton returned an interception 65 yards for a touchdown, and Emmitt Smith picked up 122 yards on 32 carries, as the Cowboys won the final matchup with the Packers at County Stadium. Jay Novacek had a big day as well, catching eleven passes for 121 yards.

The starting quarterback for the Packers in 1991 vs. the Cowboys? Blair Kiel. This game was noteworthy because it sparked an eight-game winning streak against Green Bay that lasted until 1997, when the Cowboys visited Lambeau Field.