Bengals fans bring 'Who Dey' to Spain days before Madrid game

Bengals fans bring 'Who Dey' to Spain days before Madrid game We talked with Bengals fans exploring Barcelona, Seville and Madrid ahead of Sunday's game Advertisement Updated: 11:19 PM EST Nov 5, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Sean MacKinnon Reporter Bengals fans bring 'Who Dey' to Spain days before Madrid game We talked with Bengals fans exploring Barcelona, Seville and Madrid ahead of Sunday's game Updated: 11:19 PM EST Nov 5, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Sean MacKinnon Reporter CINCINNATI — Bengals fans are spreading their "Who Dey" spirit across Spain, with thousands already in Madrid ahead of Sunday’s game against the Falcons. Fans have been enjoying the Spanish nightlife and culture, with many staying up late to explore the vibrant streets. Advertisement “It’s been really fun just to kind of explore a city, the streets, and just the nightlife. It’s so much fun. There’s somebody down here playing music right now, everything’s lit up, it’s vibrant, it’s a lot of fun,” said Stacy Lawrence of Loveland. Richard Cox from Mason shared that Spanish locals are embracing the American football culture and inviting fans to pre-game Sunday. “In fact, we’ve been invited to three other tailgates already,” he said. The cultural exchange has been a highlight for many fans. “This history is amazing. We keep saying like, we are 250 years old, but we’re talking thousands of years here,” said Brenda Gallof from Loveland. “For me, it’s the culture. I just like to see how everybody, you know, just how they operate on a daily basis. They’re walking kids to school at like 8 or 9 o’clock in the morning. It’s really cool to see the culture around here and how different it is,” said Rachelle Wilson of Fort Mitchell. Tamra Britton from Goshen, Ohio, encouraged others to experience the excitement of seeing the Bengals play internationally. “See the Bengals play outside of the country, because it is an experience you will remember for a lifetime,” she said. Because of all the NFL fans descending on Spain, WLWT learned additional train routes were added between cities, so fans can make it to Madrid for the game. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks New study links energy drinks to reports of heart attacks and cardiac arrest in young adults 16 midterm races are within 1%. What could happen next? These toys are worth buying for your kids, according to Good Housekeeping experts and kid testers Republican redistricting failed to flip most targeted districts