NFL Game In Germany For First Time 🏈 - Sports
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American Football History Made in Germany. 🏈 - Sports
The history is made with the first ever regular season NFL game played in Germany. The Germany has not seen an NFL game played in the country. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Seattle Seahawks game in Munich was the one that attracted a lot of business. Moreover, Germany is among the leading international NFL markets in the world. The game got popularity in Germany in recent years.
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The cheapest tickets was around $600 and most expensive above $30,000.
3,000,000 million requests for about 70,000 seats tickets available.
The stadium got 70,000 seats, but the demand was dozens of times more for the seats. Besides people like playing NFL games, watch and NFL as well. Games as Madden NFL are gaining the popularity.
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