The Saints and Steelers are set to play Sunday at Stade de France in Saint-Denis. It is the NFL's first regular-season game in France. NBC News and the Associated Press reported the plan. Kickoff is scheduled for half past nine in the morning Eastern. That is half past two in the afternoon in Paris.

The NFL closed its NFL House fan experience in central Paris on Saturday. The city was bracing for street protests. The Associated Press reported the closure via NBC News. The league cited "potential accessibility issues" in notices to fans. A Saints House event was postponed to Sunday. A Steelers fan weekend event had already been canceled Thursday over security concerns. NBC News reported those changes.

French authorities have reported large weekend protest turnouts. They have also reported thousands of arrests during weeks of cost-of-living unrest. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has said the league prepared with US and French authorities. He has said he remains comfortable staging the game. Museums including the Louvre closed Saturday. The game itself remained on the schedule.

Saint-Denis has seen protest clashes in past weeks near the stadium district. League and French officials say game-day security plans stay in force. NBC News said Goodell met French leaders about the long-term NFL path in Paris. The Athletic also covered the protest overhang around the debut. Fans still heading to Stade de France were asked to follow local alerts. The final score will be written after kickoff.

What we know: The Paris game is still set for Sunday with kickoff at half past nine Eastern after the NFL shuttered NFL House on Saturday.
What we don't: The final score, which is a separate follow-up once the game ends.