Visits to London have become a staple of the NFL calendar with every franchise playing in the UK at least once.
The International series was first launched in 2007 when the New York Giants faced off against the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium.
Since then London has become a home-from-home for the league and at least three matches have taken place every year for the past three seasons.
Here's everything you need to know about NFL London.
NFL London teams
In 2025, six teams will travel across the pond as part of the NFL London series.
Jacksonville Jaguars have made London their second home in recent years and will make their 15th consecutive appearance in the capital with a match against the Los Angeles Rams.
Minnesota Vikings and New York Jets return to London for a second successive year as they face the Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos respectively.
NFL London venues
Wembley Stadium has hosted 26 matches since 2007.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has become the new home of the NFL London series, with the ground hosting two matches to Wembley's one in the previous three seasons.
Twickenham has hosted three NFL fixtures, including two in 2017.
NFL London schedule
The 2025 NFL London schedule was released in line with the 2025/26 regular season schedule.
All three matches will be staged in October.
- Sunday 5 October - Minnesota Vikings v Cleveland Browns (Tottenham)
- Sunday 12 October - Denver Broncos v New York Jets (Tottenham)
- Sunday 19 October - Los Angeles Rams v Jacksonville Jaguars (Wembley)
Is the NFL playing in any other countries?
The NFL headed to South America for the first time with the Philadelphia Eagles taking on the Green Bay Packers on the opening week of the 2024 season in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Germany will welcome the NFL for a fourth consecutive year in 2025 with Berlin set to host their very first match, following on from Munich and Frankfurt.
Spain will open its doors to the NFL for the first time in 2025 as the Santiago Bernabeu entertains one regular season fixture between the Washington Commanders and Miami Dolphins.
Ireland's capital Dublin has also been selected to host an NFL fixture, with the Minnesota Vikings facing the Pittsburgh Steelers a week before their match against the Cleveland Browns in London.
