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Falcons Head to Spain for 2026 Game

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The Atlanta Falcons are set to play a regular season game in Madrid, Spain, in 2026, marking the second NFL matchup at Real Madrids Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. This move aligns with the Falcons international expansion, as theyve hosted FIFA World Cup matches and previously played in Berlin. The team is excited about the cultural exchange and potential opponents, with the Chicago Bears or Kansas City Chiefs rumored to be on the schedule.

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Falcons Head to Spain for 2026 Game

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Falcons Head to Spain for 2026 Game. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 3rd, here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Atlanta Falcons are heading overseas for a regular season game in 2026. Though player Ray O Madrid's Santiago Bernive U Stadium in Madrid, Spain, marking the second NFL match up there as the league expands globally. This fits right into the Falcons international push. Atlanta will host two of Spain's group stage matches for the upcoming FIFA World Cup at their home stadium, creating a nice back-and-forth connection. Some leaders are excited about the cultural exchange and partnering with Real Madrid and City officials. It highlights the Falcons' growth, with this being their fourth trip to Europe in six seasons. Last year, they made history with the first regular season game at Berlin's Olympic Stadium. They fell short though, losing 25-31 in overtime to the Indianapolis Colts. Details on the opponent are still coming together. Insiders point to the Chicago Bears or Kansas City Chiefs as likely foes, so keep an eye out for updates. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode.

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