NFL fever in Berlin: Colts vs. Falcons on November 9th!

NFL fever in Berlin: Colts vs. Falcons on November 9th!

A touch of American football blows in the German capital: On November 9, 2025, the eagerly awaited NFL game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Atlanta Falcons will take place in the Olympic Stadium. For the first time, the NFL will play a regular season game in Berlin, and that also has an impact on the fans' anticipation. Loud rbb24 Tickets for the event are now sold out after going on sale on June 5, 2025.

With a capacity of 73,856 spectators, the Olympic Stadium will be the scene of a special sporting spectacle. A key figure in this event is Björn Werner, a former NFL professional from Berlin and a well-known figurehead for the Colts. The Atlanta Falcons, who were announced as the visiting team on May 13, 2023, also bring a large fan base with them.

Looking forward to a big event

Preparation for the game is in full swing. The city of Berlin is investing 12.5 million euros in renovation work at the Olympic Stadium, plus 50 million euros from the NFL. Not only will the playing field be extended, but the cabins and showers will also be modernized. All in all - this is good business for the city, which expects much from the economic appeal of the game, similar to the previous German games in Munich and Frankfurt.

There are also numerous fan events that keep anticipation high. From November 5th, the Colts fan zone will open at Potsdamer Platz, which will feature public viewings and a mini football field. At the same time, fans can buy merchandise at “The Playce” on Potsdamer Platz. And the official pubs are also getting active: the Lindenbräu on Potsdamer Platz and the Hopfingerbräu at the Brandenburg Gate will be busy with various events from November 2nd.

The Halftime Show and more

Another highlight of the evening will be the halftime show: Watson reports that The Kid Laroi will perform on the steps of the Marathon Gate while the German national anthem is sung by the band “German Gents”. Norma Jean Martine will provide the American national anthem, which further underlines the international flair of the event.

While the ticket prices for the remaining tickets start at 213 euros according to the current information, fans can look forward to cheap public viewing tickets at the Uber Eats Music Hall in Friedrichshain, which are available from just 8 euros. So everyone, whether in the stadium or in front of the big screens, will be able to be part of this unique sporting event.

As part of the overall festivities, the NFL will also pay special attention to the region by investing €250,000 in a sports development program for schools and clubs to promote flag football. A pop-up store at Potsdamer Platz will also be open from October 16th to December 20th, 2025, where fans can stock up on special merchandise items.

With this event, the NFL has not only created a unique program item for 2025 in Berlin, but also underlines its intention to play more often in Germany in the next few years, with further games planned in 2027 and 2029. Fans can therefore continue to look forward to exciting encounters when the crème de la crème of American football conquers the German stadiums.