Dallas Cowboys 31-34 Baltimore Ravens: goals and highlights — as it happened

We’ve reached the two-minute warning, and Baltimore is threatening the end zone; three points won't suffice—they need the touchdown to turn this game around. It’s a heart-stopping finish to this international matchup.

We are approaching the two-minute warning and Dallas holds the lead; a heart-pounding, thrilling finish awaits as the Ravens look to turn the game around—it promises to be a very exciting conclusion, great close.

Dallas stops the Ravens on fourth down and has a great chance to turn the game around; tremendous work by the Cowboys, who are riding a wave of momentum at this stage of the match—it's a thrilling finish.

The Ravens have reached the red zone thanks to a great pass to Flowers; Lamar is responding quickly, and they are looking to extend their lead in this final quarter—which has been very tight and exciting. We are witnessing a thrilling finish.

Dallas puts together a great offensive drive, scoring a touchdown and a two-point conversion to pull within three points with 12 minutes remaining; we’re in for a thrilling finish, and we’ll see if they can stop the Ravens' offense.

The third quarter ends with the score standing at Dallas Cowboys 13, Baltimore Ravens 24; it’s been a great game so far, and we’ll see how this international matchup concludes in the final quarter, great match.

Dallas has their field goal attempt blocked—a great play by the Ravens' special teams unit, denying the Cowboys points on this drive. We are witnessing a thrilling finish right now, great close in this quarter.

Dallas, thanks to a great pass to Pickens, has reached the red zone; they are looking to turn the score around and build confidence in a game that has gained momentum as it progressed—we are in for a thrilling finish to this third quarter.

The Ravens recover the ball with a big play, denying Dallas points; the Cowboys miss a clear opportunity to take the lead. We’ll see if Baltimore can turn this great defensive effort into points, great play.

Dallas is already in the red zone; a great offensive drive is eating up a lot of clock as they approach the end zone. The Ravens' defense cannot stop the Cowboys' passing attack—a great quarter in this moment.

The Cowboys complete a big pass to reach midfield, while the Ravens look to pressure Prescott into releasing the ball quickly; we are off to a great start in this third quarter, which has been a tight, defensive battle.

Dallas starts with the first possession of the ball in this third quarter and looks to move toward midfield with short passes; there is a tremendous atmosphere in Brazil, with fans who haven't stopped cheering.

We’ve reached the two-minute warning, and all signs point to the Ravens taking the lead into halftime—a game they have managed to control with a seven-point advantage. Two very exciting quarters lie ahead.

Ravens touchdown: a run by Henry results in 7 points and puts them in the lead; the Dallas defense is unable to stop Baltimore's attack and has been outplayed in this second quarter, great offensive series.

The Ravens continue to use running plays in an attempt to wear down the Dallas defense; Henry is being heavily utilized to grind out yards, and the Dallas defense needs to make adjustments to stop Baltimore's ground game.

Dallas is unable to move the chains and will have to punt the ball away quickly; the Ravens' defense is doing a great job stopping their opponent early. It is a very tight game, with neither team able to find an opening.

The Ravens have narrowed the gap with a massive offensive drive that ate up a lot of clock and ended in the end zone; great work by Lamar Jackson and company—both offenses have made effective adjustments.

The first quarter ends with the score at Dallas Cowboys 10, Baltimore Ravens 7; it’s been a great game so far, and we’ll see how they adjust for the second quarter, which promises to be even more exciting.

We are approaching the final stretch of this first quarter, and Dallas has already built a 10-point lead by capitalizing on excellent field position; we are witnessing a thrilling finish to what has been an exciting first quarter.

Dallas comes away with 3 points from its opening drive and has taken the lead; the Ravens will now look to turn the game around. It has been a great first quarter, played with high intensity and featuring two strong defenses.

Dallas quickly moves into midfield and threatens to reach the red zone for the first time in the game; the pace of the match is picking up as the minutes go by—a great drive by the Cowboys in this first quarter.

The Ravens fail to move the chains on three attempts and will have to punt; it’s a great start for Dallas, whose offense will now look to take the lead. The atmosphere at the Maracanã is electric, great start.

The Ravens start with intensity, looking to move the chains with running plays; they face a third-and-four, and we’ll see if they can pick up a fresh set of downs with a pass—a great start to the game.

Everything is set for kickoff; the players are geared up and awaiting the signal to return to the gridiron and start this international game from Brazil. Dallas will be looking for a win in a matchup that promises plenty of points.

The players finish warming up and return to their locker rooms to receive final instructions from their coaches, so that minutes later they can take the field for the start of the first quarter in this big Week 3 NFL game.

These are the inactive Ravens players who will not see action against Dallas in this highly anticipated game; we will see how these absences are covered:

QB Joe Fagnano (emergency No. 3)

WR Elijah Sarratt

LT Ronnie Stanley (toe)

ILB Carl Jones

DL Aeneas Peebles

S K'Von Wallace

Here are the inactive Dallas players who will not see action against the Ravens in this game, which promises to be one of the most exciting matchups this Sunday afternoon:

DeMarvion Overshown (LB)

Cobie Durant (CB)

Malik Hooker (S)

Emari Demercado (RB)

Ajani Cornelius (G)

Camden Brown (WR)

Players from Dallas and the Ravens are taking the field for this football game; they are preparing on the gridiron, aiming for a victory in Week 3, while other players interact with fans before beginning their warm-ups.