Pittsburgh Steelers defeat New Orleans Saints 16-10 in Paris

On Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. Central Time, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in the NFL’s first official game at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis, France, bringing their record to 5-2. The kickoff was scheduled for 7:30 a.m. CDMX, 9:30 a.m. ET in the United States, 10:30 a.m. in Argentina, and 2:30 p.m. in Spain.

How Pittsburgh Secured the Win in Paris

The Steelers relied on a surgical performance from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who connected with tight end Darnell Washington for a 4-yard touchdown pass. Kicker Chris Boswell added three field goals to maintain control for Pittsburgh throughout the contest. The game was ultimately decided in the red zone when young safety Payton Wilson intercepted a pass from Saints quarterback Tyler Shough to stifle a late New Orleans comeback attempt.

Steelers Offense Faces Struggling Saints Defense

The matchup brought together two teams tracking in opposite directions. The Steelers entered the international series having won consecutive games against the Colts and Buccaneers, averaging 28.5 points across a four-game stretch where Rodgers and company cleared at least 24 points in each outing. Conversely, the Saints arrived with a 2-4 record, having recently broken a three-game skid by defeating the Giants 34-27. New Orleans entered the contest carrying the league’s second-most permeable defense, conceding an average of 29.7 points per game. These teams last faced each other in 2022, when the Steelers won 20-10 at home. The Steelers sought to solidify their hold on the AFC North lead, backed by a suffocating defensive pressure led by T.J. Watt, while New Orleans attempted to decode the Pittsburgh trenches with running back Alvin Kamara leading the push.

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Broadcast and Streaming Options for Fans

Global viewers accessed the game through the NFL Game Pass on DAZN, which excludes the United States market and features a limited-time 7-day free trial. U.S. audiences tuned in via ESPN Deportes on Fubo—which offers a free trial and features a Plan Latino with more than 50 channels including beIN Sports, FOX Deportes, TyC Sports, and Telemundo—or through the MiEspañol guide on DirecTV. In Mexico and across Latin America, the matchup streamed live on Disney+, which provided a discount for new users throughout the remainder of October. Mexican fans could also follow the game live on aztecadeportes.com.

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