Falcons and Bengals to Meet in Madrid NFL Game on November 8
Atlanta Falcons and Cincinnati Bengals play at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium as part of the NFL International Series.
KEY POINTS
- Falcons play Bengals at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid
- Kickoff is set for November 8 at 15:30 CET
- Bengals are 5-2; Falcons are 3-5
- Game is part of the 2026 NFL International Series
- Broadcast available on DAZN, RTL, and Sky Deutschland
The Atlanta Falcons will face the Cincinnati Bengals at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, Spain. The stadium is the home of Real Madrid. Kickoff is scheduled for Sunday, November 8 at 15:30 CET.
The match is the seventh game of the NFL International Series 2026. Previous stops included London, Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, and Paris. It is only the second regular-season NFL game held in Spain.
“It would be a great disappointment for the team and its fans if the Bengals left Spain with a 5-3 record.”
Cincinnati enters with a 5-2 record and three consecutive wins. The team aims to stay competitive in the AFC North race alongside the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Atlanta holds a 3-5 record following a 0-16 loss to Tampa Bay in the previous week. The Falcons seek to rebound against their NFC South rival.
The game will be broadcast live on NFL Game Pass via DAZN, RTL, and Sky Deutschland. The NFL Game Pass offers live and on-demand access to the 2026-27 season, including playoffs and Super Bowl LXI.
Athlete-celebrities and other luminaries are expected to attend. The league described the contest as a "mini Super Bowl" during a November 5 news conference.
Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow recently recorded six touchdowns and more than 460 passing yards against the Tennessee Titans on November 1.
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