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Notable Safety Josh Metellus Reveals Thoughts on Special London Game Atmosphere

Drafted in 2020, the Vikings safety is gearing up to play his fourth global match, even though the Minnesota team were defeated in Ireland last week. Earlier, they won in both their earlier appearances to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The athlete remarked, "We must maintain that momentum," mentioning his enthusiasm for a further UK game.

"Usually, in a game, the fans wear matching jerseys, but on the way to the stadium at Spurs' ground, I saw like 32 assorted jerseys—I noticed all squads," commented the player.

"I thought 'whoa, I assumed it was a Vikings event.' But that was really cool to see, individuals just enjoy football. I encountered a group of different people of all shapes and sizes, who appreciated the match and the activities leading up to it. You aren't required to have a team, you know. It's just viewing the game and becoming a fan."

When asked if that resulted in a distinct vibe: "For sure. The fans in London do a great job of creating excitement. Whichever team displays the most energy can shift the game and energize the fans, so indeed, it certainly makes a memorable event. It's reminiscent of a university playoff. It's a impartial venue where it might swing any direction, contingent on game dynamics and similar factors."

"I'm a big fan of the stadium," he stated. "It appears as a great spot to play abroad. The team area is nice, the atmosphere when you walk inside, it feels like the eyes are on you. I'm a big fan of performing in stadiums that are comfortable, especially the ones that we succeed in!"