American Football: Ravens leave Jets in their wake

Wednesday 15 September 2010 00:00 BST

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Baltimore Ravens' Derrick Mason escapes the attention of the New York Jets defence to take a catch during his side's 10-9 victory over the Jets at their newly-refurbished Meadowlands home on Monday night.

Despite the urgings of a capacity crowd at their new $1.6bn (£1bn) stadium, the self-styled Super Bowl favourites were second-best throughout a sloppy season-opener.

In Monday night's other game, the Kansas City Chiefs shocked their AFC West rivals, the San Diego Chargers, 21-14.

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