The Ravens lead the Cowboys 17-13 at halftime in Brazil.
Dallas took a 10-0 lead on their first two drives. After forcing a three-and-out by the Ravens to start, the Cowboys went 57 yards before stalling at the Baltimore 10 on Roquan Smith’s sack of Dak Prescott. They settled for Brandon Aubrey’s 28-yard field goal.
Cowboys rookie safety Caleb Downs stopped Derrick Henry on a fourth-and-1 at the Baltimore 30, and Dallas scored in five plays with Javonte Williams running it in from the 2.
Henry and the Ravens got it going, though, scoring the next 17 points.
The running back scored on 4- and 3-yard runs, and Tyler Loop kicked a 27-yard field goal after the Ravens stalled at the Dallas 9.
Aubrey kicked a 38-yard field goal with 18 seconds left in the half for the final points of the first 30 minutes.
The Ravens have outgained the Cowboys 149 to 142 yards, and both teams have turned it over on downs in their own territory, leading to points for the other team.
Lamar Jackson is 6-of-9 for only 58 yards, with Zay Flowers catching two passes for 29 yards. Henry has 47 yards on 13 carries.
Dak Prescott is 11-of-17 for only 73 yards, with CeeDee Lamb catching three passes for 29 yards. Williams has 12 carries for 55 yards.
The Cowboys saw safety Jalen Thompson go to the training room with a hamstring injury. They list him as questionable to return, but he was limping badly as he made his way to the tunnel.
The team was already without safeties Malik Hooker (broken forearm) and P.J. Locke (torn plantar fascia). So, Thompson’s departure leaves Alijah Clark and Markquese Bell at safety, and Bell was penalized 49 yards for pass interference to set up Henry’s second touchdown.
The Ravens list tight end Mark Andrews (hand) as questionable to return. He has one catch for 9 yards.