The NFL has revealed they broke international viewing records when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks travelled to Germany this past weekend to play a regular season game.
It was the first ever time that a game had been played in Germany, also the first to be played in Europe outside of the UK, with Tom Brady's Tampa Bay side being victorious over a red-hot Seattle team, coming into the game on a four-game winning streak.
Almost 70,000 had been in attendance at the sell-out crowd at the Allianz Arena, which showed an exciting game as fans made themselves heard by chanting and singing during timeouts and after touchdowns.
