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The NFL celebrated a significant milestone this week by holding its first-ever international game in Spain, which took place at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid. This event marked the league's latest effort to expand its global footprint, with the Washington Commanders facing off against the Miami Dolphins in a game broadcast on NFL Network and WUSA (Channel 9). The game, which also represented the seventh and final international fixture of the season—the most in a single year—highlighted the NFL's ongoing internationalization strategy.

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