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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2026 · 12 MIN

49ers Host 2026 International Series Game in Mexico City

from NFL Talk | San Francisco 49ers · host Man Hour NFL Talk

The San Francisco 49ers are officially designated as the home team for an upcoming regular-season game in Mexico City during the 2026 NFL season. Scheduled for December at the newly renovated Estadio Banorte, this matchup marks a significant expansion of the team's global presence alongside a previously announced game in Australia. The league confirms that this contest is part of a record-breaking nine international games planned for that year to grow the sport's worldwide reach. Team leadership expressed enthusiasm for returning to Mexico, citing a loyal local fan base and successful past experiences in the region. This decision requires the franchise to sacrifice a standard game at their stadium in California to facilitate the international marketing goals of the league. Consequently, the 2026 schedule will represent the first time in franchise history that the team plays two games abroad in a single season.

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