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Coach and player interact on NFL sideline during game at large stadium
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LA Rams coach Sean McVay: we won't play in Australia again

The Rams landed about 24 hours before kickoff; rivals San Francisco arrived a week earlier.

Sean McVay played it cool during his Rams' Melbourne tour, saying the team was excited. A week after losing 27-7 to San Francisco, McVay revealed his true feelings: the Rams should never have gone.

The Rams landed about 24 hours before kickoff; the 49ers had been there all week. McVay's team looked sluggish, scoring only one touchdown in front of 100,021 fans at the MCG.

McVay admitted the late arrival was a strategic mistake. The NFL has a multi-year deal with Victoria to host matches, but it remains unclear whether the Rams will return.

100,021
Attendance at MCG
27-7 to San Francisco
Final score
1
Rams' touchdowns
24
Hours before kickoff Rams arrived

Why it mattersShows how jet lag affects performance; teams may avoid international play if results suffer enough.

AustraliaMelbourne's confirmed NFL games may feature fewer star coaches willing to travel if jet lag continues to impact competitive outcomes.

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