NFL in London: Cam Little kicks game-winning field goal as Jacksonville Jaguars beat Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium thriller
Cam Little kicks 57-yard field goal as time expires to give Jacksonville win over Philadelphia; Eagles kicker Jake Elliott had hit 48-yarder for lead with 12 seconds remaining; game had a record Tottenham Hotspur NFL attendance of 61,322
Sunday 11 October 2026 20:07, UK
Cam Little kicked a 57-yard field goal as time expired to give the Jacksonville Jaguars a 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in a miraculous ending at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw a 27-yard touchdown to Parker Washington on fourth down with under four minutes remaining to give them a 16-14 lead, and when they forced the Eagles to punt with two minutes left, the win looked all but secure.
But when Jalen Hurts led the Eagles 32 yards downfield in nine plays to set up a Jake Elliott 48-yard field goal with 12 seconds to go, the Eagles-heavy crowd celebrated what appeared to be a 17-16 Philadelphia win in London.
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However, those 12 seconds were enough for Ameer Abdullah to stun the stadium with a 53-yard kick-off return, before Little hit the game-winner as time expired.
The Jags move to 4-1 on the season and look every part the Super Bowl contender after a supreme performance from Lawrence.
Meanwhile, after a turbulent season so far filled with injuries and disappointment, the Eagles fall to 2-3.
How it happened
The game started in as chaotic a fashion as it ended. Jacksonville's Josh Cameron took the kick-off back 90 yards for a touchdown, only for flags, hats and fists to fly. The play was nullified, players from both teams were ejected and the game restarted.
The Jags opened the scoring shortly afterwards. Lawrence rolled out to his right and hit Washington in stride, with the receiver racing down the sideline and cutting back for a 51-yard score.
The Eagles struck back twice to take the lead, with Will Shipley's two-yard score followed by a 61-yard touchdown to Darius Cooper where, reminiscent of Washington's touchdown for the Jags, he beat defenders and raced to the end zone.
There was more drama before the half, as the Jags drove 68 yards in a 17-play drive, only to be stopped four times from the Eagles' one-yard line and leave the score at 14-7.
Little added three points in the third quarter but both teams failed to fully take hold of the game. Quinyon Mitchell intercepted Lawrence, while Hurts missed a wide-open Dontayvion Wicks as the Jags sent all-out pressure on a third down.
The Eagles stopped the Jags again at the goal line, as the Philadelphia-heavy crowd forced a turnover on downs after a pair of delay-of-game flags, but when Lawrence had another chance to put together a drive, he did not waste it.
He dropped the ball right into the arms of a diving Washington for an incredible score.
After that, the pair of exchanged field goals provided a fitting ending to one of the great NFL games in London.
Stats leaders:
Philadelphia Eagles
- Passing: Jalen Hurts, 21 of 40 for 220 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT
- Rushing: Dameon Pierce: 11 carries, 14 yards
- Receiving: Darius Cooper: 2 catches, 71 yards
Jacksonville Jaguars
- Passing: Trevor Lawrence, 24 of 39 for 331 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
- Rushing: Bhayshul Tuten: 22 carries, 72 yards
- Receiving: Parker Washington: 6 catches, 124 yards, 2 TDs
The NFL's final game in London this year is next Sunday, October 18 at Wembley as the Jags host their division rivals Houston Texans.
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