The Philadelphia Eagles play the Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 11 October 2026, kick-off 14:30, the second of three NFL London Games this autumn.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened in 2019, designed from the outset to hold two sports rather than to accommodate a second one after the fact. It is the only purpose-built NFL venue outside the United States: an artificial field sits beneath the football surface, and the building carries American-specification locker rooms for players, officials and cheerleaders, its own broadcast and media facilities and its own medical provision. Spurs signed a long-term agreement with the league that guarantees a minimum of two games a year on the ground.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are the reason London has a standing NFL presence at all. No other franchise has committed to the city on the same terms, playing here annually for well over a decade and treating the London date as part of its identity rather than as an away trip, which is why a Jaguars game in London is a home game in every sense the league recognises. They give up a home date in Florida for each one.
The Philadelphia Eagles play the Jaguars on Sunday 11 October 2026 in Tottenham. It is the second of the stadium’s two games in the 2026 season, a week after the first. The Eagles carry one of the largest travelling supports in the league, so the away end will not be quiet. The NFL has played in London every season since 2007.