Cheerleaders and fireworks wow NFL fans at Tottenham stadium with Daniel Levy attending Atlanta Falcons vs New York Jets
NFL fans attending the clash between the Atlanta Falcons and New York Jets at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium got to witness some glittering entertainment.
Around 60,000 American Football enthusiasts made their way to Spurs' ground, where chairman Daniel Levy was also present, and got to see some fireworks as well as cheerleaders.
Tottenham and Levy signed a 10-year deal with the NFL and were meant to start hosting two or more games annually from 2018.
But construction delays put the deal on hold, and thus the first game was held in 2019 between the Chicago Bears and the Oakland Raiders.
After today's spectacle, the Miami Dolphins and the Jacksonville Jaguars will play at the ground next week.
This comes after it was announce that the north Londoners' multi-purpose ground will be included in Madden 22.
NFL UK director Alistair Kirkwood told the back in 2017: "All the credit needs to go to Levy.
"We had various initial conversations with Spurs after they made the commitment to build the new stadium so the timing was good.
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"Then you need someone like Daniel with the vision to do something that hasn't been done before and to think really big.
"It's a combination between the timing and the vision. It did take a long time.
"Whenever you do something that's never been done before it's not straightforward.
"But Spurs' management and ownership had the vision to build the stadium that they imagined for us."