The NFL is followed by many across the world and the league is back with its 31st London Game. The games in London are focusing on growing a loyal fan base in the United Kingdom, which has seen a big increase in popularity in the country.
The 2022 NFL season has already begun and London will see another set of fixtures being organised there, similar to the last couple of years. Let’s take a look at the fixtures, venue, dates, telecast and ticket details for the games.
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Fixtures
The first game will be taking place on October 2, when the Minnesota Vikings face the New Orleans Saints from 2:30 pm BST (9:30 am ET). It will be followed by the Green Bay Packers taking on the New York Giants on October 9 and the final game will see the Denver Broncos playing against the Jacksonville Jaguars on October 30.
All London games will start at 2:30 pm BST or 9:30 am ET.
Venue
The NFL 2022 London Games will be organised in two different venues in London. The opening game between the Vikings and the Saints will be played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, along with the second game. However, the final game between the Broncos and the Jaguars will be played at Wembley Stadium in London.
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is the home stadium of Premier League outfit Tottenham Hotspur, whereas Wembley is used as the home for several English national teams. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium can accommodate 62,850 spectators, whereas Wembley, one of the biggest stadiums in Europe, can accommodate 90,000 people in its stands.
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Telecast
The NFL London Games will be available to watch on Sky Sports, ITV as well as the NFL game pass. The ITV Network will be broadcasting the last two of the three games, meanwhile, the opening game will be shown on Sky Sports.
Whereas the games that will be broadcasted by ITV remain free for viewing, Sky Sports needs a subscription package to watch the game it is set to broadcast.
Tickets
All tickets for the NFL London Games have been sold out from the league’s official website. However, third-party ticketing platforms such as TicketMaster have tickets left, which cost significantly more than what they were priced on the NFL website.