Ravens Beat Cowboys on Late 56-Yard Field Goal in Rio de Janeiro
Baltimore secured a walk-off win over Dallas in the NFL's international game in Brazil.
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The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro on a 56-yard field goal that sailed through as time expired, delivering a walk-off finish to the NFL's international matchup in Brazil.
The game formed part of the league's continued push to grow its audience outside the United States, with this contest staged in front of fans in the Brazilian city.
The late field goal capped what appeared to be a closely contested game between the two franchises, with the length of the winning kick underscoring the dramatic nature of the finish.
Highlights from the matchup, including the decisive field goal and other key plays, were made available through ESPN's coverage of the game.
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