The Dallas Cowboys fly to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this week ahead of the team's historic Week 3 showdown against the Baltimore Ravens.

Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is looking for Dallas' second ever win against the Ravens, with Baltimore holding a 6-1 all-time series record. In preparation for the game, they're not just studying up on their opponent, but learning about different cleats.

As the historic international Week 3 matchup approaches, the Dallas Cowboys are set to face the Baltimore Ravens at Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Maracanã Stadium. Ahead of the game, Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer addressed ongoing concerns about the playing surface ,

The Dallas Cowboys face the Baltimore Ravens in the first-ever NFL game in Rio & could face an uphill battle at the iconic Maracanã Stadium in Week 3.

The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens make NFL history in Week 3 with the first game in Rio De Janeiro. Before the matchup can take place, though, the NFL has to make sure the field at Maracaña Stadium is ready to host the game, which could be an issue because the turf doesn't seem to be in great shape right now.

Flamengo players have criticized the condition of the playing surface in Rio de Janeiro, but NFL officials and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones say they expect the field to be ready Sunday.

The Maracanã is one of soccer’s most iconic venues, having hosted the men's title games in 1950 and 2014. So far, only the Rose Bowl and Sweden’s Rasunda Stadium have hosted men's and women's finals.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — The Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro will host the opening match and the final of the Women’s World Cup next year, FIFA announced Thursday. Brazil is the first South American nation to host the tournament and will play in the ...

The NFL will play its first regular-season game in Rio de Janeiro as the Baltimore Ravens face the Dallas Cowboys at the Maracana Stadium, live on Sky Sports from 9.25pm Sunday; NFL Brazil General Man