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EAST RUTHERFORD – The New York Giants are going to need their passports – the celebration of the 100th season in franchise history is headed overseas.
It’s now official: the Giants will play the Carolina Panthers in Week 10 in Munich, Germany, their second trip to Europe for a regular season game in three seasons. This will be their first game in Germany since a preseason contest against the Chargers in the American Bowl in 1994.
The NFL announced the four games as part of the International Series on Wednesday morning on NFL Network during a special edition of “Good Morning Football.”
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This will mark the fourth trip overseas for a game for Big Blue.
The game will be played at Allianz Arena, which is the home stadium of FC Bayern.
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In 1950, the Giants were the first NFL team to play outside the United States.
The Giants are 3-0 since they played in the first London game during the 2007 season at Wembley Stadium. They also played in the UK in 2016, defeating the Rams, and most recently in 2022 when they defeated Aaron Rodgers and the Packers at the home of Tottingham Hotspur F.C.
In all three of those seasons, the Giants reached the playoffs, including winning Super Bowl XLII.
In March, the Giants were granted international marketing rights in Germany through the Global Markets Program, their first entry into the program. This announcement gives the Giants the opportunity to activate in the German market through fan engagement, digital content, and events.
The Giants kicked off their marketing rights in Germany last month during the 2024 NFL Draft when former players Brandon London and Amani Toomer announced the fourth-round draft pick of Penn State tight end Theo Johnson from Germany with a collection of fans and alumni. The Giants also recently announced their International Fan of the Year, a German native who was surprised with a video message from Eli Manning and a trip to attend the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit.
