The Chicago Bears will take on the LA Raiders in the first NFL game hosted at Tottenham's £1billion new stadium.
Four regular season matches will be played in the UK, details of which were announced on Wednesday.
The Bears and Raiders lock horns on Ocotber 6 and a week later the Carolina Panthers will face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on October 13 at the same ground.
After a two week gap, the NFL then returns to Wembley as the Cincinnati Bengals take on the Los Angeles Rams.
This year's UK matches conclude with the Houston Texans vs the Jacksonville Jaguars on November 3, also at the national football stadium.
All eyes will be on the spectacular new Spurs ground for the first NFL game inside the arena with the likes of Khalil Mack and Jared Cook in action.
Tottenham have a 10-year partnership with the NFL and no doubt those crossing the Atlantic will be impressed with the 62,000-capacity venue.
Spurs' usual grass pitch is retractable and will make way for an artificial surface for American football matches.
Other customised features for the NFL include a separate entrance on the east of the stadium, dressing rooms and media facilities.
UK fans have flocked to the NFL games in London every year since the first in 2007 and ticket sales information will be revealed in the coming weeks.
elMago21city
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Make sure they don’t ruin the pitch
They have a different pitch they will use for NFL games
elMago21city
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Would really like to know a local fan's feelings on the stadium being used for these games
They have a different pitch or “field” they will use for NFL games
Benosky1
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Amazing
Brandonjick
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honestly I couldn’t care less
Lucass
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I'm absolutely buzzing about this.
iodines
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I wanted the Texans game to play at Spurs stadium.
fazeza
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this ain't football of truly. Prototipo!
podkill
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They not moving it like last year?
ourselvef
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Congratulations on building a new stadium without abandoning your loyal supporters for a taxpayer handout
Busterbe
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What happens if spurs play the same day at home
crossover
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Please don't mess up the pitch
EPSON
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Going to the best stadium in the world.
powermanl
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Make sure they don’t ruin the pitch
Oklahoma
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No Miami, no party
malaysia
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As it’s my birthday on October 13th I would love to be there. Hoping to go to both.
pplive
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This is great for our club. Even though I couldn’t care less about nfl
catcat
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I’ll say it quietly, but I’m very excited for this
Dior226
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Thank god they have their own pitch
fangchang
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Niners need a game at New WHL soon
Rose55
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Just speculating and would love a discussion: does this mean Spurs are likely to play away these weekends? As a Boston-based Spurs + Bears fan, I'd love to take a trip across the pond for this, but would hate to be in London and not see us play
Sampsons
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Anyone know how much revenue Spurs will take in from the NFL?
unclein
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Just glad my Ravens arent playing in England again. Try to erase that game from my memory
yummybe
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Would really like to know a local fan's feelings on the stadium being used for these games
UARTin
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Yay, da Bears at home. Makes up for this seasons disappointment.
Obamake
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as a lifelong raiders/spurs fan, who married a bears fan, you have no idea how insanely happy I am that this worked out. would have been loads less happy if this was in wembley. see you in October lads!
Postmanman
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As a Bears/Spurs fan... it's tempting to make a trip
Paparazz
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As an American Panthers fan who lives in Europe, I may be making that trip
Veravere
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God damn those are some awful games, but still cool!
eeasy
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As a British Bucs fan this is basically my favourite crossover event of all time. Even better than Infinity War.