According to a report by the Associated Press, the NFL and authorities in the United Kingdom have had preliminary discussions about possibly hosting a second regular season in the island nation next year. Nothing has been finalized as of yet, but the league has noticed the immense popularity of the games held there thus far, and is looking to expand its reach even further.
London has played host to the first two regular season matches held outside of North America, filling Wembley Stadium to the max, and this year’s game between the Patriots and Buccaneers has already proven itself as a ticket selling event, with fans snatching up tickets fairly quick.





Written by Chris Kolb | Posted on 12 May 2009
Topics: NFL News