PARIS - According to ABC News, the National Football League has closed its "NFL House" in Paris as the city braces for street protests. ABC News reported a heavy police presence and storefronts boarded up.
The Hill reported that the league closed its fan zone in Paris on Saturday due to intense street protests. Fans received a notification through the NFL's "OnePass" app, according to the outlet, whose report was written by Ford McCracken.
CBS News reported that Paris museums were closing and shops were building barricades ahead of more protests. A week after 3,000 shops were damaged or looted, France is bracing for further demonstrations, the network said.
The accounts differ in focus. CBS News centered on museums and shops, ABC News on the NFL closure and street conditions, and The Hill on the fan zone and a scheduled game. None of the three summaries gives a count of protesters or says how long the closures will last.
The Hill also reported that the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers are still set to play the league's first game in France on Sunday, despite President Trump suggesting the game be pushed back. The summary does not say where in France the game is scheduled or whether the suggestion has been acted on. The ABC News and CBS News summaries do not mention the game.
Sources: CBS News: Paris museums close, shops build barricades ahead of more protests; ABC News: NFL House in Paris closes ahead of street protests in French capital; The Hill: NFL forced to close ‘NFL House’ pop-up due to Paris protests.