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The game, between the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars, will be streamed free globally on Sunday morning.

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NFL extends deal to play in London through 2020

The NFL has extended its agreement to play regular season games at London's Wembley stadium for another five years through to 2020, they said in a statement on Thursday.

It is the first time in N.F.L. history that five teams are undefeated through six weeks.

The NFL extended its agreement with Wembley Stadium on Thursday for another five years, meaning the league will play at least two regular-season games a year at the London venue through 2020.

The NFL has extended its agreement to play regular-season games at Wembley for an additional five years, meaning that at least two games per year will be played at the national stadium until 2020.