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Cowboys and Ravens set for NFL Brazil showdown
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Cowboys and Ravens set for NFL Brazil showdown

The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens are preparing to face each other in the NFL game scheduled to take place in Rio de Janeiro. This match follows their recent encounter on 27 September, where the Ravens edged out the Cowboys 34-31.

Currently, the Cowboys hold 10th place in the NFL standings with one win and two losses from three games, while the Ravens are sixth with two wins and one loss. The Cowboys are part of the NFC East division, and the Ravens compete in the AFC North division.

The Cowboys' next game is against the Houston Texans on 4 October. Both teams will aim to improve their positions in the league as the season progresses, with the Cowboys seeking to bounce back after their narrow defeat to the Ravens.

The Dallas Cowboys represent the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and the Baltimore Ravens are based in Baltimore. Their upcoming NFL Brazil game highlights the league's international expansion efforts and offers fans a chance to see top American football teams compete abroad.

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