Fans sang “Sweet Caroline” during a game between the Patriots and Indianapolis Colts at Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt, Germany. Unlike fans at Fenway Park, the German fans kept singing even after the music stopped. As the Colts started a drive, fans sang along as the quarterback, Gardner Minshew, heard the chorus of the song while on the field. The moment was enjoyed by commentators Rich Eisen and Jason McCourty, who found it amusing.
Despite the distraction of the singalong, the Patriots were successful in forcing a three-and-out. However, their attempt to block the ensuing punt was not successful, with the ball bouncing 69 yards down the field and pinning the Patriots back at their 18-yard line. The unique experience of the singalong to “Sweet Caroline” added an entertaining twist to the game in Germany, with the fans bringing a taste of Boston to the event.
Overall, the moment of the singalong to “Sweet Caroline” during the Patriots-Colts game in Germany was a fun and unexpected highlight. The fans in Frankfurt embraced the Boston tradition and continued singing the Neil Diamond hit even after the music stopped. The commentators and players alike enjoyed the unique experience, adding a fun and memorable element to the game for both the players on the field and the viewers watching from home.
