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CBS Sports reports that the playing surface at Maracanã Stadium has drawn criticism from soccer players ahead of the NFL's first game in Rio de Janeiro, raising questions about how field conditions will hold up when the Cowboys and Ravens take the field for this historic matchup. The concerns surface just as the league expands its international footprint into South America, making the stadium's readiness a focal point for fans and officials alike.
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