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Well, the Tennessee Titans made a game of it, which looked unlikely when they were 18-3 down after a terrible first-half display.

But in the end, Baltimore got the job done at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Read Ben Collins' report from Tottenham here.

There's a big game for Baltimore next weekend as they face the 4-1 NFC North leaders the Detroit Lions.

After that, they end October with a trip to the Arizona Cardinals.

The Tennessse Titans now embark on a bye week before what looks a must-win game at home to the Atlanta Falcons.

They will hope quarterback Ryan Tannehill, injured today, will be fit for that one in a fortnight.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, speaking to Sky Sports:

"We call each other brothers and that's what we are - our brothers on defense helped us out a lot today, and our brother Tuck [Justin Tucker] and the field goal team.

"Our priority was to protect the ball - we had the one turnover but we wanted to protect the ball and that helped us out.

"I was happy for Zay Flowers to get his first NFL touchdown but I thought we were going to get some more - but we got the W and hopefully next week we get a few more touchdowns."

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That's a big win for the Baltimore Ravens.

They climb to the top of the AFC North with a 4-2 record. The Pittsburgh Steelers do not have a game this week so the Ravens are assured of staying top for at least a week.

Not such good news for the Tennessee Titans, whose quarterback Ryan Tannehill went off injured in the fourth quarter in London.

They slip to 2-4 and stay bottom of the AFC South.

And they still haven't - as Isaiah Likely collects the low kick to put this one in the books.

The Ravens will take the knee and see out the remaining 40 seconds or so to claim victory here at Tottenham.

Tennessee have not had a successful onside kick for 10 years...

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Baltimore Ravens 24-16 Tennessee Titans

After that catalogue of errors, Tennessee head coach Mike Vrabel opts to kick the field goal and Nick Folk makes it.

The deficit is eight points - so the Titans will go for an onside kick to try to regain possession. Then they need a touchdown and two-point conversion to send the game to overtime.

Unlikely.

Willis is sacked again. This is unravelling for the Titans.

Oh dear, disaster for Tennessee as a block-in-the-back penalty backs them up 10 yards.

From the one-yard line to the 11-yard line. With no time-outs left.

But then Baltimore concede a pass interference penalty in the endzone on the next play!

This time, the Baltimore pressure gets through legally.

Malik Willis sacked - but there's a flag against Baltimore!

Holding against the defense and it's half the distance to the goal so that puts the Titans on the Ravens' three-yard line.

I counted the chickens too quickly!

Tyjae Spears with a stunning 50-yard run for Tennessee, weaving from one side of the pitch to the other.

He's stopped six yards short of what would have been an amazing touchdown.

Tennessee are five yards away from Baltimore territory at the two-minute warning.

They still need a miracle though - a touchdown, successful onside kick and field goal required.

Justin Madubuike gets through and Malik Wilks goes down.

The clock is under three minutes and the Titans need two scores.

Would be one of the greatest finishes in NFL London history if they can do it.

Another Baltimore penalty inches them a few further yards forward.

Oof, Malik Willis loses nine yards on the Titans' opening play as he is absolutely creamed by Jadeveon Clowney.

No clowning around there.

But an illegal contact penalty on the Ravens' defense next play gives Tennessee an automatic first down. Still only on their 21-yard line though.

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Why do they call Justin Tucker the best kicker in the NFL? Well, firstly he holds the record for the longest field goal made in league history from 66 yards.

And second, he's so accurate, as he's only missed three field goals from inside 40 yards in his entire career. Automatic.

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Baltimore Ravens 24-13 Tennessee Titans

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh thinks about challenging that close call but keeps his flag in his hand.

Instead, he sends out Justin Tucker to kick his sixth field goal of the day and stretch Baltimore's cushion to 11 points with just over four minutes remaining.