Rams and 49ers play before large crowd at the MCG in Melbourne
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Last updated Sep 11, 2026
The Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers are meeting in a regular season NFL game at the MCG in Melbourne, Australia. The match has drawn a near-capacity crowd that is expected to exceed 95,000 spectators. Officials have not yet released the final attendance figure, but the turnout is set to be one of the largest in league history for a regular season contest. This event currently ranks as the seventh-most attended regular season game of all time. If final numbers exceed 100,000, it will likely enter the top five for regular season attendance. An official crowd total will be announced near the end of the game.
- •The Rams and 49ers are playing a regular season game at the MCG in Melbourne.
- •Attendance is expected to exceed 95,000 people.
- •The final official crowd figure will be announced near the end of the game.
- •This game is one of the highest-attended regular season contests in league history.
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