FFFA’s 500-ticket allocation sells out
The NFL reserved an exclusive quota for members of France’s American football federation for the first Paris Game.
The French American Football Federation (FFFA) reported on August 31, 2026, that the 500 tickets reserved for its licensed members for the first NFL Paris Game had sold out.
According to the federation, the National Football League (NFL) had set aside the exclusive allocation for FFFA license holders.
An exclusive allocation for FFFA members
The allocation comprised 500 places intended directly for people licensed by the FFFA. The federation described the sell-out as a sign of strong interest among the French American football community.
The FFFA’s announcement did not provide a game date, participating teams or a final attendance figure.
What the federation reported
The news was published by the FFFA on August 31, 2026. Its report concerned the sale of the member allocation, rather than a result from a game.
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The FFFA said the NFL’s reserved quota for its licensed members had been fully taken up ahead of the inaugural NFL Paris Game.
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