NFL London Games 2026 Begin With Colts vs Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
The 2026 NFL London Games begin Oct. 4 with Colts vs Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, followed by two more UK games, with free streams in the UK and Ireland.
Both teams enter the game with 1-2 records, and both recorded their first wins of the season last week. The Colts narrowly defeated the Houston Texans, while the Commanders beat the Seattle Seahawks 33-31 in what TechRadar described as the shock of the season so far. The Colts and Commanders are both making their first appearance in the UK in a decade. TechRadar noted that Washington's stand-in veteran quarterback Marcus Mariota will try to produce another match-winning performance.
The London series will continue on Sunday, Oct. 11, when the Philadelphia Eagles face the Jacksonville Jaguars. On Sunday, Oct. 18, the Jaguars will play the Houston Texans at Wembley Stadium. All three games are listed with the same kickoff time: 2:30 p.m. BST, 9:30 a.m. ET and 12:30 a.m. AEDT on Monday. TechRadar reported that London has become the Jaguars' second home in recent years, and the team will play two games in the UK capital in 2026.
TechRadar reported that all three 2026 NFL London Games can be watched for free in selected territories. In the UK, Channel 5 will broadcast the games, and they can also be streamed on the 5 website and app. In Ireland, the games will be shown free on Virgin Media 2 and streamed through VM Play. TechRadar said viewers traveling away from home can use a VPN to watch free London Games streams from abroad on their usual streaming service.
In the United States, NFL Network is the home for coverage of all three London Games, according to TechRadar. NFL Network is available through various cable plans. Viewers without cable can access streams through NFL+ from $6.99 a month. Sling TV offers NFL Network with its Blue package at $46 per month. Fubo includes NFL Network along with CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN and ABC, with prices starting at $88.99 a month and a free trial for new users. YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV are also available with free trials.
In the UK, Channel 5 and its 5 streaming platform will show all three NFL London Games for free, TechRadar reported. Sky Sports will also show the games for subscribers. NFL Game Pass, the league's dedicated streaming service, allows fans to watch every game, including the international games, according to TechRadar. The guide also recommends IPVanish for viewers who want to unlock their usual streaming services while abroad, saying it costs $2.49 a month with up to an 83% discount and can unlock 5, VM Play and other services. TechRadar outlined a three-step process: install a VPN, choose a location, and then open the usual local streaming service to watch the games.