Amon-Ra St. Brown Makes Professional Debut in Munich for NFL Game

An American football game in Munich starts at 15:30 local time on Sunday, bringing the Detroit Lions and the New England Patriots to the Allianz Arena for the sixth regular-season NFL match played in Germany, Süddeutsche.de reported.

The fixture marks the third time Munich has hosted a regular-season contest following games in 2022 and 2024. Detroit enters as a title contender, while New England arrives as last year’s Super Bowl finalist.

Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown draws primary attention as one of the league’s top pass catchers making his first professional appearance in the country.

WBZ's Steve Burton hypes up Patriots fans in Munich ahead of Sunday's game vs. Detroit Lions — CBS Boston

“Das ist geil. Ein Traum wird wahr,” said Amon-Ra St. Brown, telling Süddeutsche.de that the experience feels great and fulfills a dream.

The 27-year-old deutsch-amerikanischer player prepares for his debut appearance in front of local fans after establishing himself as a central figure in the Detroit offense.

Lions-WR Amon-Ra St. Brown spielt endlich ein NFL-Spiel in Deutschland: „Ein wahr gewordener Traum“ — Brad Galli Show

Entertainment accompanies the matchup on the field before kickoff and during the halftime break for spectators inside the stadium and viewers watching the broadcast.

US country singer Drew Baldridge performs the United States national anthem prior to kickoff, while the Bavarian brass-funk-ska ensemble LaBrassBanda performs the German national anthem.

Amon Ra St. Brown speaks to fans at Lions Fan Fest in Munich. — Justin Rogers

US rock band Cage The Elephant takes the field during the halftime interval for a musical performance.

Broadcasters RTL and Sky carry the live coverage of the contest from the Allianz Arena in Munich on Sunday afternoon.

Die NFL spielt am Sonntag in München — NFL Deutschland und Florian Ambrosius

The fixture represents the autumn highlight for German football supporters.

Television coverage begins ahead of the 15:30 kickoff to capture the pregame ceremonies and musical performances.

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