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Steelers vs. Vikings live score, updates, highlights from 2025 NFL Dublin game

Teddy Ricketson

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DUBLIN — The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Minnesota Vikings will duke it out in Week 4 of the 2025 NFL season. While the league has already played an international game this season in Week 1, this will be the first game to head across the pond to Europe. 

Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, will host the game, set to kick off at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday, September 28. Both teams are entering the game with records of 2-1 and coming off wins.

The Steelers have not looked like themselves this season. Pittsburgh's offense has been fairly consistent, but the defense has not only been lackluster, but also overall bad. The Steelers have scored the go-ahead score with less than two and a half minutes left in the game in each of their wins so far this season. Their lone loss has been to the Seattle Seahawks, and Pittsburgh only mustered 17 points, while allowing 31. The Steelers' defense has allowed a total of 77 points through three games, the 11th-most in the NFL, having played the New York Jets, Seahawks, and New England Patriots

The Vikings struggled in Week 2, and to add an injury to the insulting loss, quarterback J.J. McCarthy suffered an ankle injury that caused him to miss the Week 3 game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Minnesota turned to veteran backup Carson Wentz, who made history by starting a game in six consecutive seasons for six different teams. He filled in well against the Bengals, and his defense helped him out with two scores of their own. Minnesota announced early in the week that Wentz would start again in Week 4, setting up a battle against Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers.

The Sporting News has you covered with live scores, updates and highlights from the Dublin game between the Steelers and Vikings. 

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Steelers vs. Vikings live updates, highlights from NFL Dublin game

All times ET.

1st Quarter

9:36 a.m. -- Bad news for Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers as he gets sacked for a loss of eight on the play. They go play action on second down, with Rodgers hitting Kenneth Gainwell for a gain of six. On the long third down, Rodgers is blitzed and has to hurriedly hit Jonnu Smith for a loss of one.

A bad first opening drive as the Steelers offense had a net loss of two yards. 

Pre Game

9:27 a.m. -- The Vikings have won the toss and deferred. The Steelers will get the ball first. Here at Croke Park it definitely feels like a home game for Pittsburgh.

8:55 a.m. -- NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported ahead of the game that Steelers backup quarterback Skylar Thompson was jumped and robbed on Friday night in Dublin. He sustained minor injuries, but is okay.

8:30 a.m. -- We are about an hour from kickoff here at Croke Park.

8:15 a.m. -- The Vikings had already announced that J.J. McCarthy wouldn't play in this game. Here are their other inactives, with Desmond Ridder likely serving as the team's emergency QB. 

8:12 a.m. -- Fans are filing into the stadium, with the crowd heavily favoring the Steelers. They will miss their team's starting running back as Jaylen Warren warmed up pre-game, but will not be playing in the game. 

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Steelers vs. Vikings start time

  • Date: Sunday, September 28
  • Time: 9:30 a.m. ET

The Steelers and Vikings will face off at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland. Locally, the game will kick off at 2:30 p.m., but in the United States, kickoff is set for 9:30 a.m. ET. 

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What channel is Steelers vs. Vikings on today?

  •  TV channel: NFL Network
  • Live stream: NFL+ Premium, Fubo

The Steelers vs. Vikings game in Week 4 will air on NFL Network. If you are out of the Pittsburgh and Minnesota local markets, you can also stream the game on NFL+ with a premium subscription. 

Fubo carries NFL Network in its channel lineup, and is currently offering a free trial, providing another option to watch the game. 

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Steelers schedule 2025

WeekDateOpponentKickoff time (ET)TV channel
1Sunday, Sept. 7at Jets1 p.m.CBS
2Sunday, Sept. 14vs. Seahawks1 p.m.Fox
3Sunday, Sept. 21vs. Patriots1 p.m.CBS
4Sunday, Sept. 28vs. Vikings (Dublin)9:30 a.m.NFL Network
5Sunday, Oct. 5Bye--
6Sunday, Oct. 12vs. Browns1 p.m.CBS
7Thursday, Oct. 16at Bengals8:15 p.m.Prime Video
8Sunday, Oct. 26vs. Packers8:20 p.m.NBC
9Sunday, Nov. 2vs. Colts1 p.m.CBS
10Sunday, Nov. 9at Chargers8:20 p.m.NBC
11Sunday, Nov. 16vs. Bengals1 p.m.CBS
12Sunday, Nov. 23at Bears1 p.m.CBS
13Sunday, Nov. 30vs. Bills4:25 p.m.CBS
14Sunday, Dec. 7at Ravens1 p.m.CBS
15Monday, Dec. 15vs. Dolphins8:15 p.m. ETESPN/ABC
16Sunday, Dec. 21at Lions4:25 p.m. ETCBS
17Sunday, Dec. 28at Browns1 p.m. ETCBS
18TBDvs. RavensTBDTBD

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Vikings schedule 2025

WeekDateOpponentKickoff time (ET)TV channel
1Monday, Sept. 8at Bears8:15 p.m.ESPN/ABC
2Sunday, Sept. 14vs. Falcons8:20 p.m.NBC
3Sunday, Sept. 21vs. Bengals1 p.m.CBS
4Sunday, Sept. 28at Steelers (Dublin)9:30 a.m.NFL Network
5Sunday, Oct. 5at Browns (London)9:30 a.m.NFL Network
6BYE
7Sunday, Oct. 19vs. Eagles1 p.m.Fox
8Thursday, Oct. 23at Chargers8:15 p.m.Prime
9Sunday, Nov. 2at Lions1 p.m.Fox
10Sunday, Nov. 9vs. Ravens1 p.m.Fox
11Sunday, Nov. 16vs. Bears1 p.m.Fox
12Sunday, Nov. 23at Packers1 p.m.Fox
13Sunday, Nov. 30at Seahawks4:05 p.m.Fox
14Sunday, Dec. 7vs. Commanders1 p.m.Fox
15Sunday, Dec. 14at Cowboys8:20 p.m.NBC
16Sunday, Dec. 21at Giants1 p.m.Fox
17Thursday, Dec. 25vs. Lions4:30 p.m.Netflix
18TBDvs. PackersTBDTBD

Teddy Ricketson

Teddy Ricketson is a Digital Content Producer at The Sporting News. He joined the team in 2024 after spending the last three years writing for Vox Media as part of its DK Nation/Network team. Teddy does his best to support the South Carolina Gamecocks and Carolina Panthers, but tends to have more fun cheering on the Atlanta Braves. In his free time, he loves spending time with his wife, Brooke, and their two dogs, Bo and Hootie.