Tickets for the National Football League (NFL) which returns to London this year go on sale today.

Four games will be staged at Wembley and Twickenham Stadiums in September and October, hosting some of the biggest US football teams.

Wembley will host two games on September 24 and October 1, while Twickenham will host games on October 22 and 29.

Having only held three games in 2016, London will see host more games than ever before this year.

And three teams will play in the capital for the first time ever as Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns and Arizona Cardinals are on the bill.

Returning teams include Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints who face Miami Dolphins.

London hosted its first NFL International Series in 2007 and initially, Wembley Stadium was the exclusive home stadium up until last year when the series expanded to Twickenham Stadium as part of a three-year-deal.

The NFL is expected to expand to Northumberland Park, London in 2018 after construction work is completed on the stadium.

Fixtures

Baltimore Ravens v Jacksonville Jaguars - September 24 or October 1 (Wembley)

New Orleans Saints v Miami Dolphins - September 24 or October 1 (Wembley)

Minnesota Vikings v Cleveland Browns - October 22 or 29 (Twickenham)

Arizona Cardinals v Los Angeles Rams - October 22 or 29 (Twickenham)

How can I get a ticket?

Tickets for the New Orleans Saints v Miami Dolphins are on sale from 10am on Tuesday 12 September.

You can purchase them from NFL page on Ticketmaster or Stubhub

Tickets for the two Twickenham games are sold out but there are some hospitality packages available via Thomas Cook.

How does the season ticket work?

Buying this season ticket will give you a number of benefits including:

- 20% discount (off the price of four individual games)

- Priority access to future NFL London games

- The option to spread the cost across five payment installments beginning in February 2017

- The opportunity to select your own seats via an interactive map

How much does a ticket cost?

There are a number of ticket price brackets available depending on where you sit in both stadiums.

Two games at Wembley Stadium range between £64-£248 (plus a booking fee).

Two games at Twickenham Stadium are priced at £64-£238 (plus a booking fee).

Children’s tickets are priced £40-£45.