That thrilling Cincinnati win means the play-off picture now looks like this for next week's divisional round.

Just one more spot to be filled as the San Francisco 49ers wait to discover if they will face the Dallas Cowboys or Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

That will be decided on Monday night, and we'll have live text commentary on that game too. Do join us from 00:45 GMT to see if the Bucs quarterback Tom Brady can remain in the hunt for a record-extending eighth Super Bowl win.

I mean, after tonight's drama, can you really afford to miss it?!

Our live text coverage will start just after midnight on Monday (GMT).

Here it is, your line-up for next week's second round of the NFL play-offs is set, with just one wildcard game remaining to be played on Monday night between the Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Saturday

• Jacksonville Jaguars v Kansas City Chiefs (21:30)
• New York Giants v Philadelphia Eagles (01:15 Sun)

Sunday

• Cincinnati Bengals v Buffalo Bills (20:00)
• Dallas Cowboys/Tampa Bay Buccaneers v San Francisco 49ers (23:30)

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Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow knew it would be a tough game against their divisional rivals: "It was a hard-fought win. It's always tough against those guys.

"That's how it is in the play-offs, especially when you play a divisional team for the third time. It's never going to be easy, they know us and we know them. It's nice to get the win."

So we've seen all of the AFC wildcard games now, and next week's Divisional Round games are set, with the Bengals now off to Buffalo to face the Bills, while the Chiefs will return from their bye week off to host the Jaguars.

AFC Divisional Round games

• (3) Cincinnati Bengals v (2) Buffalo Bills
• (4) Jacksonville Jaguars v (1) Kansas City Chiefs

Fingers tips away from a crazy finish for the Ravens, and earlier the big game-changing moment when Huntley was inches away from scoring at one end, only for the Bengals to go down and score at the other.

Small margins can see your season end in the blink of an eye - that's the NFL play-offs for you.

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Wow! Huntley almost falls over, then launches a Hail Mary into the end zone, it's tipped and then off the finger tips of a Ravens receiver who almost, almost snags the ball for what would've been an incredible ending.

But the Bengals survive!

Eight second left, fourth down for the Ravens, what would you do here?

Can they pull off something special? Now Harbaugh calls a timeout...

And Huntley throws an incompletion - it was quite odd that John Harbaugh didn't use one of this two timeouts earlier that could've saved them some precious seconds.

Pratt gets a hand on Huntley's pass attempt into the end zone and almost finished the game with an interception.

Baltimore can try again.

The Ravens get a first down and the clock stopped after a costly penalty for hands to the face of the receiver.

There's just over a minute left now with Baltimore in the red zone. Here's the ball game here.

We hit the two minute warning with the Ravens converting a third down, but replays show it's very, very close and they could be a bit short. The officials will be studying the video during the break to figure out if it's fourth down or first down.

This is a big call.

Just a bit messy on special teams from the Bengals with a couple of penalties. They seem like nothing too much but they all add up and now Baltimore have decent field position, they're certainly in four down territory and they have plenty of time left on the clock.

BJ Hill just comes powering right up the gut and gets to Huntley before he can make a move to the outside and that's a crucial sack for the Bengals.

Their defence has really stepped up in this quarter, which is just as well as the offence is doing nothing.