Supersized beers and a trio of NFL games – the biggest events in the UK this month --[Reported by Umva mag]

AMERICAN football games and German beer are coming to the UK this October. NFL London Games Playing Premiership matches in America may be controversial, but the US has no problem exporting its version of football here.  The NFL has been playing games in the UK since 2007 and now schedules a three-game series each October. Here’s a preview of this month’s remaining games. Jacksonville Jaguars v Chicago Bears Sunday, October 13, 2.30pm, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London N17 The Bears return to the new Spurs stadium for the first time since losing there in 2019, when it hosted its first NFL match.  Number one overall pick Caleb Williams has started well, but results have been mixed and they’ve won only ten games in the past two seasons.  The Jaguars have problems too. They lost their first two games of the season and tight end Evan Engram is likely to be missing with a hamstring injury.  Former Wales rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit could be promoted from the practice squad to the Jaguars active roster. New England Patriots v Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday, October 20, 2.30pm, Wembley Stadium, London The Jaguars stay in London to take on six-time Super Bowl champs the New England Patriots. The Patriots have started well under Jerod Mayo, with new pick Keion White typifying the coach’s aggressive defensive approach.  Star linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley – ruled out for the season in week 2 – will be difficult to replace. Last time they met, in 2022, the Patriots crushed the Jaguars 50-10. Oktoberfest  If American football isn’t your thing, but beer is, then you’re in luck. This month it’s Oktoberfest, the annual celebration of Bavarian brewing.  Towns and cities all over the UK will be holding events involving huge steins of beer, loud oompah music, sizzling bratwurst sausages and silly games.  There are plans for big tent events over weekends at Stoke Park in Guildford, Campbell Park in Milton Keynes, Priory Park in Southend, Beverley Racecourse, Central Park in Chelmsford and Central Park in Plymouth.  You’ll find more Bavarian bashes in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens and Manchester’s Platt Fields Park. London sessions will be flowing in Camden, Finsbury Square, Old Billingsgate and Brick Lane.  Cheers to that!

Oct 16, 2024 - 12:24
Supersized beers and a trio of NFL games – the biggest events in the UK this month --[Reported by Umva mag]
a group of people are toasting with beer mugs

AMERICAN football games and German beer are coming to the UK this October. a football player with the number 20 on his jersey

NFL London Games

Playing Premiership matches in America may be controversial, but the US has no problem exporting its version of football here. 

The NFL has been playing games in the UK since 2007 and now schedules a three-game series each October. Here’s a preview of this month’s remaining games.

Jacksonville Jaguars v Chicago Bears

Sunday, October 13, 2.30pmTottenham Hotspur Stadium, London N17

The Bears return to the new Spurs stadium for the first time since losing there in 2019, when it hosted its first NFL match. 

Number one overall pick Caleb Williams has started well, but results have been mixed and they’ve won only ten games in the past two seasons. 

The Jaguars have problems too. They lost their first two games of the season and tight end Evan Engram is likely to be missing with a hamstring injury. 

Former Wales rugby star Louis Rees-Zammit could be promoted from the practice squad to the Jaguars active roster.

New England Patriots v Jacksonville Jaguars

Sunday, October 20, 2.30pm, Wembley Stadium, London

The Jaguars stay in London to take on six-time Super Bowl champs the New England Patriots. The Patriots have started well under Jerod Mayo, with new pick Keion White typifying the coach’s aggressive defensive approach. 

Star linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley – ruled out for the season in week 2 – will be difficult to replace. Last time they met, in 2022, the Patriots crushed the Jaguars 50-10. a man in a green hat is playing a trumpet

Oktoberfest 

If American football isn’t your thing, but beer is, then you’re in luck. This month it’s Oktoberfest, the annual celebration of Bavarian brewing. 

Towns and cities all over the UK will be holding events involving huge steins of beer, loud oompah music, sizzling bratwurst sausages and silly games. 

There are plans for big tent events over weekends at Stoke Park in Guildford, Campbell Park in Milton Keynes, Priory Park in Southend, Beverley Racecourse, Central Park in Chelmsford and Central Park in Plymouth. 

You’ll find more Bavarian bashes in Edinburgh’s West Princes Street Gardens and Manchester’s Platt Fields Park. London sessions will be flowing in Camden, Finsbury Square, Old Billingsgate and Brick Lane. 

Cheers to that! a red and blue logo for lotto with a hand




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