NFL Games in Australia
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- Greg BeachamToronto Star
- Jon PierikSydney Morning Herald
- The Associated PressToronto Star
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NFL Games in Australia. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/4156
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The San Francisco 49ers have arrived in Melbourne, Australia, where they will play their season opener against the Los Angeles Rams on Friday. The team left California last Wednesday and had a day to explore the city before returning for practice at AAMI Park on Monday. Coach Kyle Shanahan stated that players were feeling "mostly refreshed" after adjusting to the time difference, while star running back Christian…
The 49ers are refreshed in Australia and preparing for the opener vs. the Rams →2 articles from Toronto Star on this storySan Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan initially expressed concerns about playing a season-opening game in Melbourne against the Los Angeles Rams, calling it "pro" against his team. However, upon arriving in Melbourne with his team, Shanahan stated that they are now fully committed to the contest. The article mentions that the Rams chartered a Qantas A380 for their 13,000-kilometre flight, reportedly the longest by…
Incredible food, great coffee – and no crocs: Why the 49ers changed their tune on Melbourne →A regular season NFL game will take place in Australia for the first time when the Los Angeles Rams face off against the San Francisco 49ers, with no specific date mentioned. No key numbers are provided in the article. The angle of this article is a brief preview of the upcoming event, featuring an interview with Network 10 reporter Steph Baumgartel about the excitement surrounding the game.
Rams and 49ers to face off in first-ever regular season NFL game in Australia →Analysis
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- 7 Sep
“Obviously, there’s a lot of question marks when you hear you’re playing in Australia, but since we’ve been here, man, it’s been it’s been so cool,” McCaffrey said.
- 11 Sep
Rams and 49ers to face off in first-ever regular season NFL game in Australia
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11 Sep Rams and 49ers to face off in first-ever regular season NFL game in AustraliaA regular season NFL game will take place in Australia for the first time when the Los Angeles Rams face off against the San Francisco 49ers, with no specific date mentioned. No key numbers are provided in the article. The angle of this article is a brief preview of the upcoming event, featuring an interview with Network 10 reporter Steph Baumgartel about the excitement surrounding the game.CBS News
7 Sep The 49ers are refreshed in Australia and preparing for the opener vs. the RamsThe San Francisco 49ers have arrived in Melbourne, Australia, where they will play their season opener against the Los Angeles Rams on Friday. The team left California last Wednesday and had a day to explore the city before returning for practice at AAMI Park on Monday. Coach Kyle Shanahan stated that players were feeling "mostly refreshed" after adjusting to the time difference, while star running back Christian…Toronto Star7 Sep Incredible food, great coffee – and no crocs: Why the 49ers changed their tune on MelbourneSan Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan initially expressed concerns about playing a season-opening game in Melbourne against the Los Angeles Rams, calling it "pro" against his team. However, upon arriving in Melbourne with his team, Shanahan stated that they are now fully committed to the contest. The article mentions that the Rams chartered a Qantas A380 for their 13,000-kilometre flight, reportedly the longest by…Sydney Morning Herald
4 Sep McVay says entire Rams roster is traveling to Australia, but Aaron Donald's playing status still TBDRams coach Sean McVay announced that the team's entire roster will travel to Australia for their regular-season opener against the San Francisco 49ers, but the playing status of defensive tackle Aaron Donald is still undetermined. The Rams are preparing for the game at their training complex in Woodland Hills before flying to Melbourne less than 48 hours beforehand. McVay expressed confidence that Donald has made…Toronto Star
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