The Washington Commanders and Indianapolis Colts are heading to London for an intriguing NFL Week 4 matchup. Before kickoff, the opening ceremony will feature performances of both national anthems, sung by Josh Levi and Mimi Webb.
Weeks ago, Roger Goodell announced the two singers on social media, entrusting them with the important task. Levi will perform the verses of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” while Webb will do the same with “God Save the Queen.”
This game is one of several that will take place in London as part of an extensive international schedule that also includes various cities around the world. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is already ready to welcome the Commanders and Colts.
The third stop outside the U.S.
The clash between the Colts and Commanders at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium marks the third official game played outside the US this 2026 season, following the historic opener down under in Melbourne (Rams vs. 49ers) and Week 3’s showdown in Rio de Janeiro (Ravens vs. Cowboys).
But the league’s global tour is far from over—London still has two more back-to-back stops on deck in October (Eagles vs. Jaguars at Tottenham and Texans vs. Jaguars at Wembley), before heading to Paris (Steelers vs. Saints), Madrid (Bengals vs. Falcons), Munich (Patriots vs. Lions), and finally wrapping up in Mexico City (Vikings vs. 49ers) in late November.
Key takeaways
- Josh Levi and Mimi Webb will sing the national anthems before kickoff.
- Roger Goodell announced both singers on social media weeks ago.
- The matchup marks the third official game played outside the US this season.
