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The NFL closed its Paris fan venue and merchandise store ahead of the Saints-Steelers game, citing accessibility and security concerns tied to cost-of-living protests.

The unrest also postponed Saints House and canceled a Steelers event as police increased their presence and the U.S. State Department urged American fans to exercise caution.

Sunday's historic first NFL regular-season game in France remains scheduled at Stade de France, with the league coordinating security plans with French and American officials.

The NFL has shut down its fan experience venue in Paris just one day before the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers are scheduled to face off in the league's first regular-season game in France.

According to the Associated Press , the league closed its "NFL House" on Saturday (October 24) as French authorities prepare for another round of demonstrations over the rising cost of living.

The NFL notified fans of the closure Saturday morning through its OnePass app, citing…