NFL brings Cowboys-Ravens game to Rio de Janeiro

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 23:24 · Archive

The NFL is holding a game in Rio de Janeiro between the Cowboys and Ravens.

The NFL is playing its first game in Rio de Janeiro, with the Dallas Cowboys facing the Baltimore Ravens at Maracanã Stadium. There have been concerns about field conditions at the venue, with the NFL confirming work was needed to meet its standards ahead of Sunday's match.

How it is being reported

• Cowboys and Ravens prepare for showdown in BrazilThere are concerns about the field conditions at Maracana Stadium, with the NFL confirming work was needed to get it up to the league's standards by Sunday afternoon.The Japan Times · 24 Sept, 03:54
• NFL makes decision on Ravens-Cowboys game in Brazil amid public complaints about 'bad' field conditionLess than a week after a Brazilian soccer game was held at Maracanã Stadium, the NFL will play its first game in Rio de Janeiro. Meanwhile, showers have continued.Daily Mail Sport · 23 Sept, 17:21
• Funk, favelas & football: NFL arrives for Rio de Janeiro debutTum, cha-cha, TOUCHDOWN. Baile funk meets Baltimore, cariocas meet Cowboys. From Rio to the Ravens and De Janeiro to Dallas, the NFL is back in Brazil for a third season.Sky Sports · 23 Sept, 12:38

In this story: Dallas Cowboys · Baltimore Ravens · Rio de Janeiro · Maracanã Stadium · Brazil

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