The NFL's commitment to hosting regular-season games in London means stadia outside of the capital are unlikely to stage contests while there is a continued push for a British-based franchise. Last week Tottenham and the NFL announced that the Barclays Premier League club's new stadium, set to open in 2018, would be the venue for two games per season for at least 10 years. Wembley has been the exclusive home of the United Kingdom's previous 11 International Series games and will host another trio of matches next season, with more games also planned for 2016. However, the NFL's deal at Spurs' new ground will see the sport move at least some games away from Wembley, leading to suggestions cities further afield in the UK could come into consideration.The NFL are focusing on London rather than areas outside of the capitalStaging NFL games in Manchester, Glasgow or Cardiff is unlikely to occurThey want to build a core fan base in the capital before any expandingTottenham agreed a 10-year partnership with the NFL to stage at least two games a season at their new ground, which is due to open in 2018
It's a step up in terms of how you customise what will be a brilliant stadium for _ needs.