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NFL made closure in Paris after Donald Trump called for game relocation
The NFL has closed its NFL House fan zone in Paris amid widespread protests, as the league prepares to stage its first regular-season game in France despite Donald Trump questioning whether the fixture should go ahead. The league informed fans of the closure through its OnePass app, citing “potential accessibility issues” as authorities prepared for demonstrations and increased security across the French capital.
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