Browns set to play Vikings in London during Week 5 action
Browns set to play Vikings in London during Week 5 action
The Cleveland Browns are heading back overseas to play in London, England for the first time since the 2017 season.
While the full NFL schedule has yet to be released, the NFL has announced its international schedule, and the Browns will face the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Week 5 this upcoming season. Ironically enough, the Browns also faced off against the Vikings in 2017, losing that game 33-16 on their way to a winless campaign that year.
The Browns will look to play a bit of upset ball in a down year against a Vikings team that will be looking to compete for a Super Bowl title in 2025. The Browns have a good contingent of fans overseas as well, so this could have the feel of a home game for them. Kickoff will take place at 9:30am Eastern Standard Time.
So if you want to get your tickets, you now know when to book your travel to see the Browns in England!
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