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Abby Summers might be a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, but her trip across the pond proves she’s an Eagles fan

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Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Abby Summers attended the Philadelphia Eagles’ game in London wearing Eagles colours, as her relationship with Eagles defensive back Cooper DeJean draws attention across the teams’ NFC East rivalry. The article presents the couple’s support for one another as a light-hearted contrast to the clubs’ competition.

Summers had cheered during Dallas’s Thursday night loss to Tampa Bay, then watched Philadelphia lose to Jacksonville on Sunday after a late kickoff decision. The teams are due to meet for the first time this season in Philadelphia on Monday Night Football in a couple of weeks, which the article describes as a test for the couple.

  • Abby Summers wore Eagles colours at Philadelphia’s London game.
  • She also cheered for Dallas earlier that week.
  • The Cowboys and Eagles meet in Philadelphia in a couple of weeks.

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The Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles are long-standing rivals in the NFC East, a division of the National Football League. Their games carry extra interest because the teams compete for the same division title and a place in the play-offs.

Abby Summers cheers for Dallas, while her partner, Cooper DeJean, plays in Philadelphia’s defence. Their support for each other brings a personal angle to the rivalry, which is usually played out between the teams and their supporters.

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