US EditionNFL's record seven international games features back-to-back games for Vikings in Dublin and London
- The NFL announced its 2025 international schedule featuring a record seven games across five countries, including games in Ireland and Britain.
- This record number of international games reflects the NFL's ongoing commitment to global growth and expanding football's international presence.
- The Minnesota Vikings will make history by playing back-to-back international games in two separate nations, starting with a matchup against the Steelers in Dublin, Ireland, followed by a game versus the Browns in London the next week.
- Mark Wilf, owner of the Vikings, expressed pride in their past visits to London and excitement about their unique opportunity in 2025 to be the first team to participate in consecutive international games held in two separate countries.
- This slate, highlighted by the Vikings' milestone of playing consecutive international games in different countries, reflects the NFL's most extensive overseas schedule to date and its ongoing efforts to expand its global presence.
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The Minnesota Vikings get a double dip of international play in 2025 with trips to both Ireland and Britain as the NFL features a record seven overseas kickoffs this season, including forays into Germany and Spain. The Vikings will play the Pittsburgh Steelers at Croke Park in Dublin on Sept. 28 in Ireland’s first NFL regular season game, and then they’ll fly over to London to face the Cleveland Browns at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium a week later o…
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