Weekend preview: Ohio State–Indiana, two unbeaten teams in Provo and the NFL at Wembley

Saturday: the best college day of the season

Three games overlap at 18:00 Spanish time. The big one is No. 4 Ohio State in Bloomington against an unbeaten No. 5 Indiana: the highest-ranked matchup of the day. [1] [2] [4] [5] At the same time Texas host Florida in their first response after falling from No. 1 to 7, and Mississippi State visit LSU in a top-25 meeting. [1] [2]

At 21:30 No. 6 Alabama arrive at Neyland Stadium to face No. 14 Tennessee, while the new No. 1, Georgia, open their spell at the top at home to Auburn. [1] [2] [4] [5] Then two late ones: the Florida derby at 01:00 with unbeaten No. 3 Miami at home, and at 01:30 Notre Dame at BYU in Provo, 6-0 against 5-0. [1] [2]

Sunday: the NFL returns to London, and this time free-to-air

The most accessible game of the week is the first one. At 15:30 the Jacksonville Jaguars host the Houston Texans at Wembley, the second London game of the season, and it is free to watch on Mediaset Infinity with pre-game from 15:15. [6] [7] [10] [9]

Two more games are free-to-air: Raiders–Bills at 22:25 on Mediaset Infinity, with Josh Allen a week after the 37-34 overtime win over the Rams, and Sunday Night at Lambeau Field, Packers–Cowboys, at 02:15 overnight into Monday on Cuatro. [10] The rest of the week is on NFL Game Pass inside DAZN. [12]

The game to watch with Madrid in mind

At 19:00 the Atlanta Falcons host the Chicago Bears. It is the most interesting game of the week from here for a reason that is not on the scoreboard: the 2-3 Falcons are the home team for the Santiago Bernabéu game on 8 November. [6] [7] The Bengals, their opponents that day, are on a bye this week.

The week closes overnight Monday into Tuesday at 02:15 with Monday Night Football between the Washington Commanders and a 5-0 San Francisco side. [6] [7]