Wembley Stadium in London is England's national stadium and a global icon that hosts NFL International Series games, including Jacksonville Jaguars home games away from home. The modern Wembley's arch dominates the northwest London skyline, and its 90,000-seat bowl creates one of the most dramatic settings in world sport. NFL game days here blend American football pageantry with British fan culture — cheerleaders, tailgates, and a crowd that has learned the rules and embraced the spectacle. For the Jaguars, Wembley has become a second home and a cornerstone of their London strategy.
The current Wembley opened in 2007 on the site of the original 1923 stadium, which hosted England's 1966 World Cup triumph and countless FA Cup finals. The NFL began playing regular-season games here in 2007, and the Jaguars became the most frequent tenant through the International Series program. Wembley has also hosted UEFA Champions League finals, Olympic football, and major concerts. Its dual identity as England's football cathedral and the NFL's European flagship makes it unique on the global sports calendar.
Source: RateGame editorial