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The Bengals are settling into Madrid ahead of Sunday's game against the Falcons

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If you're up early Sunday, so are the Bengals. Cincinnati plays Atlanta at in Madrid, and the team is settling in after landing in Spain. Kickoff is 9:30 a.m. ET on WLWT. “Very beautiful, very grateful to be here,” center Ted Karras said.

A win Sunday would give the Bengals a fourth straight

6-2
record the Bengals would reach with a win
4th
straight win they're looking for
3rd
game overseas in franchise history

Source: WLWT

Tee Higgins said it's his first time crossing the Atlantic, and his family's too. Cleveland.com reports the team had the opportunity to practice at the national soccer team's training facility, and Karras is using Lamine Yamal's locker. Reports say Kylian Mbappé plans to attend, and Higgins called that “dope.”

  • Kickoff: Sunday, 9:30 a.m. ET on WLWT
  • Spain: second time the NFL has played there
  • Chase Brown: first time in Europe

Nearly 80,000people the Bernabéu seats

That's the stadium where the Bengals face the Falcons.

Sources: WLWT, Cleveland.com

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