NFL London Games 2018: Seattle Seahawks vs Oakland Raiders, Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans vs Los Angeles Chargers
The NFL announced the regular-season games to be played in London from Tottenham's offices today
SEATTLE and Oakland will welcome a new era of American football at Tottenham's 61-000-seat home in October.
The NFL announced the three regular-season clashes to be played in London next season from Spurs' headquarters on Thursday.
NFL LONDON 2018 SCHEDULE
Seattle Seahawks vs Oakland Raiders - Sunday, October 14 at Tottenham
Philadelphia Eagles vs Jacksonville Jaguars - Sunday, October 21 or Sunday, October 28 at Wembley
Tennessee Titans vs Los Angeles Chargers - Sunday, October 21 or Sunday, October 28 at Wembley
There is one game less than 2017 - when four matches took place in London.
The Seattle Seahawks and Oakland Raiders will clash in week six of the 2018 NFL season on Sunday, October 14 at Tottenham's new stadium.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy said: "This is a milestone year for the club as we look ahead to the opening of our new stadium and all that it will bring to the area of Tottenham.
“The announcement of the first game of the NFL’s 2018 London Games to take place at our new home heralds the commencement of our 10-year partnership.
"This is one of the cornerstones of our vision for creating a world-class sports and leisure destination that will make Tottenham a hive of activity 365 days a year and drive the regeneration of one of the most deprived areas of London.
"The NFL will bring a whole new audience to the local area, showcase Tottenham and bring further economic and social benefits with truly global coverage and attraction.”
Jacksonville Jaguars will take on Philadelphia Eagles at Wembley as they continue to play one home game per season in London.
The other clash at Wembley sees the Tennessee Titans against the Los Angeles Chargers with those games to be played on October 21 and October 28.
The dates of those games will be confirmed at a later date, as will kick-off times and ticket details.
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NFL international vice president Mark Waller said: “This is another important year as we develop our plans for London and the UK. By playing games on three consecutive weeks we will learn a lot, both from the fans buying tickets and attending games, and from a logistics and organisational standpoint.
“We are very excited about playing our first game at Tottenham’s magnificent new stadium and will follow our usual pattern of playing one game in our first season at a new venue, as we did at Wembley and Twickenham in previous years.
"This enables us to achieve important learnings relating to the fans’ preferences, ticketing, team logistics and local transportation and infrastructure in order to create the best possible experience and environment. We will play an additional game at Tottenham in a future season, over and above the planned two per year, to make up for this.”
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Tottenham begin their 10-year deal with the NFL to host regular-season games at their new 61,000-seat stadium.
Spurs’ new home comes equipped with NFL-sized locker rooms to accommodate the larger squads, and a synthetic playing surface just for gridiron.
Wembley will also continue the host two games per season up until 2020 having began in 2007 with the New York Giants against the Miami Dolphins.
Twickenham hosted three games in the last two seasons, but is not on the schedule in 2018.
The full 2018 schedule will be announced by the league sometime around April with the season likely to start on Thursday, September 6.
This season also saw four games played in London - two at Wembley and two at Twickenham.
Jacksonville thrashed Baltimore and New Orleans shut out Miami at Wembley while the LA Rams beat Arizona and Minnesota saw off Cleveland at the home of rugby.