The Rams Are Coming Back To London.....

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UK Rams fans—mark your calendars - The Rams are heading back across the pond!

On October 19th 2025, the Los Angeles Rams are heading to Wembley Stadium to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars as part of the NFL International Series.

To be honest - I cannot wait!

Being UK based- the opportunity to see your team in the flesh is not one that comes around everyday.

I've never had the chance to see the Rams at SOFI - I will one day - But for now, they are heading to me!!

Luckily for me - this isn’t our first game on English soil. I have been lucky enough to see the Rams everytime they have come over to the UK. I wasn't expecting to get the chance soon given that they will play in Australia next season. So this is a very nice surprise!

My previous trips to London to watch the NFL International Series have been great.

Although definitely a mixed bag in terms of Rams results:

2012 – Rams vs. Patriots (Wembley Stadium)
Our London debut! Things didn’t quite go our way—Brady and the Pats got the best of us in a 45–7 loss. Not such a great game. But it was fun to be surrounded by like minded NFL fans!

2016 – Rams vs. Giants (Twickenham)
Our first game at Twickenham was a good game. However - we came up short 17–10, but the energy in the stadium was great and I had never been to Twickenham before! If I'm honest it wasn't my favourite.

2017 – Rams vs. Cardinals (Twickenham)
Back to Twickenham again! This was a party. A 33–0 blowout win, a defensive masterclass, and Goff airing it out. Our most dominant performance overseas. Hoping for a repeat of this come October!

2019 – Rams vs. Bengals (Wembley)
Back to Wembley and back in the win column! A solid 24–10 victory and a showcase of what Rams football is all about. Cooper Kupp had 220 receiving yards and it was a very fun day.


And now, 2025 – Rams vs. Jaguars (Wembley)
The Rams return to the legendary Wembley again. The Jaguars might be London’s second team at this point, but we’re ready to make it our home for the day. 

The Rams record in the UK is currently 2-2. And they have won the last 2 games here. I am hoping they can keep the streak going come week 7 and improve to 3-2 in the UK!

I can't wait for for the build up. 

The day out in London beforehand.

The excitement and the buzz around the stadium.

Whatever happens. It'll be great to be able to go and watch the LA Rams in London again.... 

providing I can get tickets!!

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