NFL tickets go on sale this week for the London games and this is how to get them

NFL UK tickets go on sale soon

The NFL is returning to the UK and Europe this year for a string of international games.

This includes three huge matches in London this October, with the Cleveland Browns scheduled to face off against the Minnesota Vikings on 5 October.

Following this match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be the New York Jets and Denver Broncos on 12 October.

The final game in London will take place at Wembley Stadium on 19 October with the Los Angeles Rams going head-to-head with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Other cities hosting international NFL games later this year include Dublin, Madrid and Berlin, with Pittsburgh Steelers, Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts making appearances.

While standard tickets are set to be released this week for London, there are already some VIP and hospitality tickets available right now.

Below you can find out how fans can secure their NFL tickets.

How to get NFL tickets for UK

It's been confirmed that general seated tickets will be released on Friday, 29 May. These tickets will be available from the Tottenham Hotspur website and Wembley Stadium website.

Ticketmaster also has a landing page for the NFL games here, which takes you to the official ticketing partner website for the NFL. This allows fans to sign up for the latest info, with ticket links expected to be sent to your email.

Plus, fans can get tickets ahead of the crowd now with Seat Unique. The website is the official VIP and hospitality vendor for Tottenham and Wembley stadiums. These tickets include perks like premium seating, box views and food and drink and they're available to buy right now.

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Alternatively, resale sites including Stubhub will have availability for events in London, Berlin and Madrid on its website. They currently have a landing page for the NFL London events and you can shop tickets here.

When do tickets go on sale for Berlin and Madrid?

It's been confirmed that tickets for Spain will be released on 19 June and 8 July and for Germany on 5 June.