NFL in Maracanã Brings Together 72,000 Fans and Audiences From 67 Countries
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With a field goal from Tyler Loop to a second of the final, Baltimore Ravens beat 34-31 to Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. The match called for 72,792 spectators, marking the greatest attendance for a sports event in Brazil in 2026.
Here are some shocking data from this first edition of the NFL in Rio, the professional football league game, held in Maracanã on Sunday afternoon. Players from 67 different countries bought tickets to watch Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens. United States, Mexico, United Kingdom and Argentina led the list, behind Brazil, of course. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
The Baltimore Ravens defeated Dallas Cowboys for 34 to 31 in the first NFL match in Rio de Janeiro. The match was defined in the last second with a field goal converted by Tyler Loop in Maracanã on Sunday, September 27th. Archibancades received 72,792 spectators, a brand that represents the second largest audience [...]
Departure between Dallas Cowboys x Baltimore Ravens had 72,792 people in the stadium and ended with victory of the Ravens by 34 x 31
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