Mexico City will host its sixth regular-season National Football League game next year, a widely anticipated announcement that was confirmed by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Friday. “We’ll be back in Mexico City next year, which we’re thrilled about,” Goodell said during his appearance at the Leaders in Sport conference in London. The NFL has held five previous regular-season American football matchups in Mexico City across the past two decades, including the historic Oct. 2, 2005, game — the first NFL regular-season contest played outside the United States. Dublin hosted its debut NFL game last week as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 24-21. I really, truly believe our game can and will be global.”Returning to Mexico City was an easy decision as Mexico boasts the most NFL fans outside of the U.S., with more than 23 million fans.