Close-up images of field at Maracanã Stadium, a day before Ravens-Cowboys
📍 Where it landed
The Ravens-Cowboys game at Maracanã Stadium has taken place, with the Ravens securing a last-second win. The condition of the field was a subject of concern before the game, and after the match, there were questions about whether the stadium field had passed its first NFL test. The outcome of the game and the field's condition were noted, but no further resolution or statement on the field's future use was provided in the coverage.
Epilogue added 6h ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (14)
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Close-up images of field at Maracanã Stadium, a day before Ravens-Cowboys NBC Sports · 39d ago broke it first
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