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THE NFL has been forced to issue a statement on next Sunday's proposed Paris game after riots in the city. Police arrested around 1,800 people after 550,000 people took to the streets for protests which turned violent. Shopfronts were shattered…

The NFL confirmed that preparations remain on schedule for its Week 7 matchup between the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, despite widespread violent protests in the city. About 1,800 people were arrested following demonstrations over living costs and public services. In a statement, the league confirmed it is collaborating closely with local authorities, noting no operational disruptions have occurred at designated league sites at Stade de France.
Saints spokesperson Greg Bensel stated team security and football operations staff are already in France, confirming daily security briefings and no disruption to team facilities. The Saints plan to spend the full week in France following their game against the New York Giants, while the Steelers are scheduled to travel on Thursday ahead of the NFL's first-ever regular-season game in Paris.
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