The NFL has officially announced its seven-game international schedule for 2025, and the Minnesota Vikings will be featured in two of them.In an unprecedented decision, the league is sending Minnesota to Dublin,

The Minnesota Vikings are making NFL history. Minnesota is playing back-to-back international games on its 2025 schedule, per NFL Network. The Vikings travel to Dublin to play the Pittsburgh Steelers September 28.

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The Vikings are set to have one of the more grueling international schedules in NFL history during the 2025 season.

The Minnesota Vikings have been announced as the opponents to play the Pittsburgh Steelers with a historic NFL game to take place on Sunday, September 28. With the NFL schedule being officially unveiled this Wednesday,

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The NFL announced the visiting teams and the dates for the 2025 international games on Tuesday, a slate that will send the Minnesota Vikings overseas for back-to-back weeks. The 2025 international schedule is as follows.

The Minnesota Vikings get a double dip of international play in 2025 with trips to both Ireland and Britain as the NFL features a record seven overseas kickoffs this season.

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The NFL announced the dates and matchups for seven international games on Tuesday. Date Country Away Team Home Team Sept. 5 Brazil TBD Chargers Sept. 28 Ireland Vikings Steelers Oct. 5 England Vikings Browns Oct.

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