To continue getting breaking news and the full stories from The Boston Globe, subscribe today.

The Boston Globe

Sports

Timeline: Patriots-Ravens rivalry through the years

The Patriots and the Ravens have developed one of the NFL’s fiercest rivalries in recent years. Sunday’s AFC Championship game will mark the teams’ sixth meeting since the 2009 season. It will also be the third time in four years that the teams have met in the postseason.

Since the Ravens entered the NFL in 1996, the Patriots hold a 7-3 record against Baltimore, with a 5-2 record in Foxborough.

Look back at the Boston Globe’s coverage of every game from the Patriots-Ravens all-time series:

Jan. 20, 2012: Ravens 28, Patriots 13 (AFC Championship game), at Foxborough

The Ravens overcame a 13-7 halftime deficit with a dominating performance to avenge their AFC title game loss of a year earlier. The Patriots committed three turnovers, all in the fourth quarter, and forced none by the Ravens. Joe Flacco threw three touchdowns passes, while Tom Brady (who lost for the first time ever in Foxborough after holding a halftime lead -- he had been 67-0) threw one and two interceptions. The Ravens moved on to play the 49ers in the Super Bowl.

Read the game story

Sept. 23, 2012: Ravens 31, Patriots 30, at Baltimore

The Patriots coughed up a nine-point, fourth-quarter lead as they were unable to notch key first downs down the stretch. With two seconds left on the lock, Ravens rookie kicker Justin Tucker booted a 27-yard field goal that delivered the winning points and sent the 1-2 Patriots under .500 for the first time in more than nine years.

Read the game story

Jan. 22, 2012: Patriots 23, Ravens 20 (AFC Championship game), at Foxborough

The Patriots moved on to the Super Bowl after an edge-of-your-seat game which was only sealed after Ravens kicker Billy Cundiff pulled a tying 32-yard field goal with 11 seconds left. In the final minute, Ravens receiver Lee Evans dropped a pass in the end zone that could have sealed a Baltimore win.

Read the game story

Oct. 17, 2010, Patriots 23, Ravens 20 (OT), at Foxborough

The Patriots erased a 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime and then beat the Ravens on a Stephen Gostkowski field goal deep into the extra period.

Read the game story

Jan. 10, 2010: Ravens 33, Patriots 14 (AFC wild-card game), at Foxborough

The mystique surrounding the Patriots’ playoff success was shattered when the Ravens routed the Patriots and ended their 11-game postseason win streak at home. Ray Rice scored an 83-yard rushing touchdown on Baltimore’s first play from scrimmage as the Ravens raced to a 24-0 lead in the first quarter. The loss was the Patriots’ first at home in the playoffs since Dec. 31, 1978.

Read the game story

Oct. 4, 2009: Patriots 27, Ravens 21, at Foxborough

Mark Clayton dropped a would-be touchdown on the Ravens’ last possession of the game to seal a win for the Patriots, who improved to 3-1, and need Tom Brady to jump over the line for a 1-yard touchdown during the victory.

Read the game story

Dec. 3, 2007: Patriots 27, Ravens 24, at Baltimore

The Patriots scored the game-winning touchdown with 44 seconds left after getting a series of second chances from a Ravens team that handcuffed itself with penalties and an untimely timeout as New England earned its 12th win en route to 16-0.

Read the game story

Nov. 28, 2004: Patriots 24, Ravens 3, at Foxborough

With rain turning Gillette Stadium into a sloppy mud bowl, the Super Bowl-bound Patriots outlasted the Ravens with a persistent ground attack and a defense that harassed Baltimore QB Kyle Boller.

Read the game story

Jan. 2, 2000: Patriots 20, Ravens 3, at Foxborough

The Patriots ended a three-game losing streak with a win in the season finale, in what was likely Pete Carroll’s final game as the team’s head coach to conclude an 8-8 season.

Read the game story

Oct. 6, 1996: Patriots 46, Ravens 38, at Baltimore

At one point the Patriots had a 24-point lead in the final quarter and the Ravens mounted a spirited rally, but New England improved to 3-2 en route to the Super Bowl with the win in Baltimore.

Read the game story

Mass. Lt. Gov. Tim Murray gets real

Timothy P. Murray’s ambition - always grander than his profile - felt more delusional as time and controversy dragged on. Beyond the Golden Dome, the former Worcester mayor came across as a bit player. But through an ever-distorted reflection of Beacon Hill’s looking glass, Patrick’s lieutenant governor was a chief executive- in-waiting. He had access to the crucial building blocks of any statewide run -money and influential people.

Hello, reality. On Wednesday, Murray announced plans to resign and take a $200,000 job as executive director of the Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce. He’s heading home to central Massachusets, instead of to a future White House dinner for the National Governors Association.

Story 1 of 15

Read full story

The high price of tanning

Despite warnings about sun worshiping, melanoma rates continue to rise, especially among young women.

Story 2 of 15

Read full story

Longevity a liability for Ed Markey?

We like electricity and fresh faces: Deval Patrick, Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren. It’s hard when you’ve been around as long as Markey.

Story 3 of 15

Read full story

A rainy day fund doesn’t work if it’s always raining

Disaster relief money isn’t well-spent if it goes to repairing damage without taking steps to mitigate the effects of future disasters.

Story 4 of 15

Read full story

New York is no Hockeytown

The Rangers have fans and sellouts and Original Six tradition — but there is no buzz in the city around them.

Story 5 of 15

Read full story

Your smartphone, maximized

Don’t let bloatware suck your phone’s memory: Delete apps you don’t need, shut off Facebook notifications, and clear the cache.

Story 6 of 15

Read full story

Tips for avoiding melanoma

Particularly if you have fair skin, be careful about sun exposure, especially burns.

Story 7 of 15

Read full story

Bruins’ fourth line embracing role

Daniel Paille, Gregory Campbell, and Shawn Thornton create energy, skate hard, check relentlessly, and have the Bruins one win away from the East finals.

Story 8 of 15

Read full story

An echo of fascism in Europe

In Athens, a popular far right party condemns Jews as a source of the country’s misfortune and recycles the ancient lie depicting them as “Christ Killers.” In Hungary, the prime minister fails to disassociate himself convincingly from an anti-Semitic and increasingly powerful fascist group.

Nearly 70 years after the defeat of Hitler, Mussolini, and European fascism in the Second World War, hateful, right-wing ideology has returned in nearly every European country. While none of these parties is strong enough to win power, they are often violent and aggressive. And, they are intolerant of immigrants, Jews, and other minority groups that don’t fit their twisted definition of what Greeks, Hungarians, and other Europeans should look like.

Story 9 of 15

Read full story

‘Save Me’: Anne Heche becomes enlightened

There’s nothing funny or fresh about “Save Me,” which NBC is burning off over the next few weeks.

Story 10 of 15

Read full story

Tsarnaev ally killed by FBI agent in Florida

A man with ties to Marathon bomb suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev was shot and killed while being questioned about a 2011 unsolved triple murder in Waltham.

Story 11 of 15

Read full story

5 tips to get your home decor ready for summer

Brighten up your home in time for the season with tips from Bravo’s “Million Dollar Decorators.”

Story 12 of 15

Read full story

Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray to resign

Murray abruptly announced Wednesday he will leave in June to lead the Worcester ­Regional Chamber of ­Commerce.

Story 13 of 15

Read full story

Mass. tries to retain $250 million for hospitals

The “Bay State boondoggle” is at risk as Congress considers a bill that would end extra payments for Massachusetts hospitals.

Story 14 of 15

Read full story

Do I miss my breasts?

Like Angelina Jolie, Ellen Freeman Roth traded her cleavage for added years of life.

Story 15 of 15

Read full story