After defeating Atlanta at Wembley Stadium last week, the Jaguars became the first NFL club to play two regular-season games outside of the United States in the same season, leading 11-7 at the half.

The defenses then took control, preventing a score for 22 minutes at the start of the second half in front of a crowd of 61,273, a new record for an NFL game at Tottenham.

However, each team scored two touchdowns in the final eight minutes, with Travis Etienne scoring both for the Jaguars to secure an upset victory over ‘home’ side Buffalo.

The Bills were playing only their second foreign game, and their first since losing 34-31 to the Jaguars in another nail-biter at Wembley Stadium in 2015.

In the second of this year’s three NFL games in London, Buffalo fans known as the Bills Mafia produced a loud scene.

“It was so loud in here – the intensity, the crowd – everyone was going crazy,” Etienne added.

“I was leaning into the huddle, unable to hear what Trevor [Lawrence] was saying.” something is the first time in my NFL career something has happened to me.”