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Green Bay Packers to play Philadelphia Eagles in Friday night season opener in Brazil

The game will take place at Corinthians Arena where the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics were held; it will be the first time since 1970 the NFL has played a Friday night game on the season's opening weekend

The Packers will play the Philadelphia Eagles when the NFL holds its first regular season game in Brazil on September 6
Image: The Packers will play the Philadelphia Eagles when the NFL holds its first regular season game in Brazil on September 6

The Green Bay Packers will play the Philadelphia Eagles when the NFL holds its first regular season game in Brazil on September 6.

The match-up in Sao Paulo will mark the first time since 1970 that the NFL has played a Friday night game on the season's opening weekend.

The game will take place at Corinthians Arena, which hosted games during the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics. It is home of Brazilian football team Corinthians.

This will mark the Packers' second international game in the last three years. They played their first regular season game outside the United States in 2022, when they lost 27-22 to the New York Giants at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

"We're looking forward to being a part of this historic matchup against the Eagles in Sao Paulo," Packers president and chief executive Mark Murphy said.

"We're excited to play in front of our devoted fans in Brazil and help build upon the international popularity of the NFL and the Packers. We had a great experience playing internationally for the first time a couple of years ago and we're proud to be part of the league's continued global growth."

The last time the NFL had a Friday night game on its opening weekend was over 50 years ago when the Los Angeles Rams hosted the St Louis Cardinals.

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