Madrid has gone orange and black. Cincinnati Bengals fans have arrived in the Spanish capital ahead of Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons, greeted around the city by a fitting mashup: 'Who Dey olé!'

The Nov. 8 matchup marks the Bengals' first overseas game since 2019, and traveling fans are making the most of it, touring the region in the days before kickoff as the NFL's international series touches down in Spain.

For fans back in Cincinnati — and anywhere else stateside — the game is watchable from home, with broadcast details circulating ahead of the unusual international window. Madrid games mean an early start for U.S. viewers, so Bengals and Falcons faithful should check kickoff times carefully before Sunday.

International games have become a fixture of the NFL calendar, but a franchise's first trip abroad in seven years still carries novelty — especially for a fanbase that travels as loudly as Cincinnati's. By the sound of the streets of Madrid this week, the Bengals won't lack for home-crowd energy an ocean away from Paycor Stadium.