The Colorado Rockies pulled off a road upset Tuesday night, slipping past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 at Dodger Stadium in a tight, hard-fought contest that left the home crowd stunned.

Colorado came into Los Angeles and did what few teams manage at one of baseball’s most storied venues — leave with a victory. The Rockies held on through a tense finish to secure the one-run win, handing the Dodgers a frustrating home loss.

The final score of 4-3 tells the story of a closely contested game where every run mattered and neither side was able to pull away decisively. Colorado’s ability to protect a slim lead down the stretch proved to be the difference on the night.

For the Dodgers, the defeat stings particularly given the home setting. Los Angeles was unable to complete a comeback, falling just short in what amounted to a one-run game that could have gone either way.

The Rockies, meanwhile, can take considerable satisfaction from a road win against one of the National League’s marquee franchises. Victories at Dodger Stadium are never easy to come by, and Colorado’s performance Tuesday demonstrated the kind of resilience that can shift momentum over the course of a long season.

The 4-3 final will be one both clubs remember as the series continues.