Eagles-Jaguars draw record 61,322 crowd at Tottenham Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium welcomed 61,322 spectators for the Eagles-Jaguars game on Sunday, October 11, setting a new attendance record for an NFL London game at the venue. The Athletic reported the figure during its live coverage of NFL Week 5. Sky Sports also reported the crowd as a record for an NFL game at the stadium.

A record set during Eagles-Jaguars

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles played the London fixture at Tottenham’s ground. The attendance figure was reported as the match unfolded, giving a concrete measure of the crowd drawn to the stadium for the NFL’s latest visit.

The number is the key point here: neither outlet’s report establishes what the record means for Tottenham’s finances or wider commercial plans. A full ground for American football is a notable stadium milestone, but it is not evidence of progress on the pitch for Spurs. Those are separate ledgers, as supporters know rather too well.

Sky Sports reported that Jacksonville won 19-17 after Cam Little kicked a 57-yard field goal as time expired. That dramatic finish supplied the matchday headline; the 61,322 attendance supplied a record of its own. The available reports do not specify the previous attendance mark, so there is no need to dress the figure up with an unverified comparison.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has hosted an NFL London fixture with a larger crowd than any previous one recorded there. What that says about demand for future games will depend on further attendances, not a single afternoon’s gate. For now, 61,322 is the number that stands.