The Cincinnati Bengals take on the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid this Sunday. The team has already touched down, and the fun has already begun in Spain's capital city.
It is a critical game for the men in stripes, as they must keep pace with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North and capitalize on the quarterback crises facing the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns.
Still, social media buzz is building, with lucky fans in Madrid looking forward to the Bengals game and having the time of their lives. However, if you are suffering from a severe case of FOMO, you are not alone. The good news is that tickets are surprisingly still available if you want in on the fun.
Sounds crazy, but it is not too late for those capable and bold enough to say “bleep it, why not?”
No need to miss out, and here’s where the seats are
When you head over to NFL.com, you will notice that there are still seats available for the Bengals-Falcons matchup. After you click the “2026 NFL Madrid Game” logo featuring Joe Burrow and Bijan Robinson, you will land on an official page showing ticket prices and the general areas where seats remain.
If that page pops up in Spanish for you, don’t worry, as you can peruse the site in English and German also.
Once you find a general area and price you are comfortable with, click it to see a closer look at where the seats are when you are watching the Bengals play the Falcons in one of Europe’s most beautiful capital cities.
Timing couldn’t be better for a Bengals game in Spain
No, Madrid is not Paris, France. Still, it has the metropolitan feel of London for those lucky fans who attended that game and saw the Bengals lose to their future Super Bowl opponent, the LA Rams, at Wembley Stadium in 2019.
Fall temperatures have arrived, leaving behind the scorching summer temperatures that reached extremes never before seen in western and northern Europe. In their place are the comfortable 60-degree afternoons, exactly the temperature expected at kickoff here at 3:30 on Thursday afternoon, 9:30 am Cincinnati time.
Also gone are the tourists who flock to Spain with the wave of overbearing tourism beginning in late June and lingering into September. However, some very large tourists are taking in the sights, and you may recognize a few.
Walking around Madrid, guess who I just bumped into? THE BENGALS OL!!! Missing Ted but everyone else! They were all so friendly…. This grin is never going away 😃😃😃😃😃 pic.twitter.com/Wsymb7Csjf
— isobelh.art🇨🇦🏴 (@isobelh_art) November 4, 2026
Now is really the best time to be in Europe in general, and Spain in particular. Having a Bengals game here makes it even better.
If you have your passport, then you still have time. If you don’t have a passport, what are you doing?!
Bengals still need the crowd to roar
The Bengals are here and ready to go. Even though they've had a few hours to enjoy what Madrid has to offer, they know what is at stake.
📍Practice in Madrid. pic.twitter.com/auJUMulEgN
— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) November 5, 2026
Again, it is not too late to support your favorite team in a foreign land. And the Bengals must win to keep pace in their division.
It will be so incredibly satisfying to hear those “Teeeeeeeee” cheers when Joe Burrow connects with Tee Higgins on a big play. We’re also waiting for those “Who Dey” chants to fill the stadium so loudly that everyone watching from home can hear them loud and clear through their 'idiot boxes,' as a certain aged demographic used to call TVs.
Those decibels could be that much louder if you wanted to join in on the fun. If Tuesday taught us anything, it’s that every voice counts!
You still have time to get over here, explore Madrid, and take in the Bengals-Falcons game for an unforgettable experience, as seats shockingly remain that need to be filled with Who Dey fans.
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