NFL in London

National Football League in London

Tottenham

Week 6 Games

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Looking to watch the big games this weekend?
Well we got you covered.

Whether you want to watch the game, tailgate before or party after, the Princess Alexandra pub in Crouch End is perfectly suited for your north London party.
15 minute taxi or 30 minute direct bus to the stadium, this traditional British pub is NFL party central.
Boasting 4 massive screens, with a projector set up for stadium viewing.

They will show the Panthers vs Bucs at 2:30pm, with a lovely Sunday roast served from noon.
Then it’s Texans vs Chiefs at 6pm. followed by 49ers vs Rams at 9:20pm.
Open until 1am.

Easily accessible to central London, with a 24hr night bus a short walk away.
Party in the burbs and enjoy a great night out in North London.

Bears v Raiders

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Are you ready for the NFL London?
It’s week 5 in the NFL, which means that the Oakland Raiders have landed in rainy London, while the Chicago Bears land on Friday.
Are you going to the game?
Big plans for a great weekend in London?

Why not join us for some NFL fun while you’re in town?

We will be throwing a few parties this weekend-and you’re invited!

We will be working with the Princess Alexandra pub in Crouch End to host some of the games until the wee hours.
Located 10 minutes from Finsbury Park station, this ‘celebrity’ pub has loads of space and TVs so that you can catch all the action.
It’s also a direct bus ride on the W3 bus to Tottenham stadium.
You can catch the W3 or W7 bus from Finsbury Park to the pub-then grab the W3 bus to the stadium in 25 minutes.

The pub has a late license, so that you can party until 4am.
Buses won’t run at that point-so Ubers and taxis will be on hand.

You MUST have tickets for the after party-as we don’t want a huge queue in front of the venue.
Get your tickets here.

See you Sunday.

Week 4 Touchdowns

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What a week it was in the NFL!
Touchdowns galore!
Unless of course you were Tom Brady or Patrick Mahomes, who had ZERO touchdowns in week 4.

The Eagles and Jordan Howard opened some whoop-ass TDs on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers to kick-off TNF to start the week.
Packers fans hated that loss. They start to sound like Cowboys fans when they are on a winning streak, and Cowboys fans when they lose!

Baker Mayfield and the Browns opened it up on the surprised Ravens, and Lamar Jackson truly looked lost at home.
He was not the TD machine that everyone thought.

How about ‘dem Bills?
Buffalo choked the Patriots to submission on Sunday, not allowing them to make the cover and thoroughly chasing TB12 around the field.

Mahomes and the Chiefs needed the running game to score on Sunday, as Matt Stafford and the Lions made it a tough afternoon of football.

The big surprise? How about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
They combined with the LA Rams for 95 points-with so many touchdowns, it takes up a big chunk of this video.

Enjoy & see you Sunday!

London-Travel

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If you’ve never been to London before, it can seem a bit daunting to get around.
When you come from North America, the first thing you notice is that the cars drive on the other side-and crossing the street involves second guessing your inherent nature.

Londoners move across the city like cockroaches on a buttered floor, get in their way, or God forbid-stand on the left side of the escalator, and you will get a simmering look of disdain like no other.

We have a few tips to help you get around.

Apps
Unless you’re Amish-you probably have a smart phone or someone in your group does.
This is good.
You should download a London Tube Map, Citymapper, and if you have Uber in your local city-use that as well. (it works over here).
Citymapper will help you plan how long it takes to get to places and back. You can add in your destination/ hotel etc as a homebase to make getting around easier.
The Tube map is necessary for getting around this crazy city.
As you can see from the image above-sometimes it’s easier to walk, especially if you’re in Central London.

Tottenham/ White Hart Lane
If you’re heading to one of the NFL games at Tottenham Stadium (aka White Hart Lane) you will be heading to North-East London.
While this might have been a butt-ache several years ago, recent new travel lines and station have made this easier to get to.
White Hart Lane station is on the Overground (orange lines on map) north of Liverpool street station.
Luckily there are also loads of London trains that also head north in that direction.
You can pretty much reach the stadium from Finsbury Park, Liverpool Street, and anywhere on the Victoria Line.
Just note that on Sundays the tube runs like an old dog, so you might have delays, closures and early closings.
The tube usually stops running at midnight, so have your Uber ready in case you need to go somewhere.

Enjoy London and have a safe trip.