BERLIN — For the first time in NFL history, a regular-season game will be held at Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Germany, on Sunday.

The Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts were tapped back in May by the league to be the Week 10 matchup that inaugurates the historic venue, which was built for the 1936 Summer Olympics.

This marks the second time the Falcons will face the Colts on international grounds. The two teams previously met for a 2005 preseason game in Tokyo, Japan, where the Falcons beat the Colts, 27-21.

For those who made the trip across the pond, the Falcons have a Fan Rally and a Dirty Bird Fan Walk planned in Berlin prior to kickoff. Find out those details here .

Otherwise, below are all the different ways to remotely follow the Falcons-Colts game:

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