Monday Night Football: Baltimore Ravens vs New Orleans Saints

Monday Night Football will see the Baltimore Ravens go on the road to take on the New Orleans Saints to close out Week 12 of the NFL 2014 regular season.

The game is scheduled to start at 8.30 p.m. EDT and will be broadcast on the ESPN network. All the action from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome can also be watched online through live stream - free for ESPN subscribers - via the link provided below.

The Baltimore Ravens are in the fight of their lives in a fiercely competitive AFC North. They come into today's game bottom of the AFC North despite being 6-4.

However, a win today would put them in a three way tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns on 7-4. The Cincinnati Bengals have their noses in front at the top with 7-3-1.

This division will likely go all the way to the wire, meaning every game is a must win. With all four teams in the AFC North still right in the race this should be one of the most interesting divisions as the season enters its final straight.

Meanwhile the New Orleans Saints have been poor and come into this game on 4-6. However, amazingly that is enough to be in first place in the massively disappointing NFC South where none of the four teams are anywhere near .500.

The Saints are on 4-6, followed by the Atlanta Falcons on 4-7 and the Carolina Panthers on 3-7-1. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in the basement of the worst division in the league this season so far.

Today's quarterback match up will see Joe Flacco go up against Drew Brees. Flake is 219 of 351 for 2,521 yards and 17 touchdowns, where as Brees is 290 of 417 for 3,071 yards and 19 touchdowns.

Monday Night Football can be watched online through live stream on ESPN by clicking here.

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