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NFL closes 'NFL House' in Paris amid security concerns as city braces for more protests

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The NFL has closed its "NFL House" pop-up fan zone in Paris due to intense street protests and security concerns. Fans were notified of the closure on Saturday through the league's "OnePass" application as the city braces for further demonstrations.

Despite the closure of the fan zone and a suggestion from President Trump to postpone the event, the upcoming Week 7 matchup between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers remains scheduled to take place in France on Sunday. The game marks the league's first-ever regular-season contest in the country.

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The Hill Highlights President Trump's suggestion to postpone the game amid protests.
CBS Sports Emphasizes that Sunday's matchup is proceeding as scheduled despite security concerns.
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