Miami Dolphins spread American football cheer in London as NFL rolls into town

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Miami Dolphins cheerleaders arrived in London and toured the city
The cheerleaders were at Wembley Stadium and Regent's Park
Miami take on New York Jets at Wembley on Sunday afternoon
Game is one of three International Series contests in London this year

Published: 08:49 EST, 1 October 2015 | Updated: 08:49 EST, 1 October 2015

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The NFL is returning to London this year with three International Series contests and the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders arrived ahead of Sunday's game.

The Dolphins take on the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon in an intense AFC East divisional match at Wembley Stadium.

Both teams arrive in the UK on Friday for their grudge match, but the Dolphins cheerleaders headed over a tad earlier to soak up the city.

The Miami Dolphins cheerleaders arrived in London ahead of the game against the New York Jets on Sunday

The Dolphins cheerleaders visited Wembley Stadium - the venue for Sunday's AFC East showdown

Miami cheerleaders posed outside Wembley ahead of the first International Series game in 2015

The Dolphins will take on the New York Jets on Sunday under the Wembley arch in north London

The cheerleaders visited Wembley ahead of Sunday's game and also spent some time at Regent's Park in nearby north London.

They also visited Abbey Road, the scene of the famous zebra-crossing photo taken by the Beatles.

Many of the cheerleading squad will have never performed outside of the United States before, let alone Florida, but they will be providing some entertainment on Sunday for the expected crowd of over 80,000.

Miami Dolphins cheerleaders at Wembley Stadium in the lead up to Sunday's game against the Jets

The cheerleaders went to Abbey Road and shot their own version of the iconic Beatles picture

The Dolphins cheerleaders pictured in Regent's Park on Wednesday after arriving in London

The group pose for a photo at Wembley Stadium, the venue for Sunday's American football contest

Although the Dolphins came to London last season, they were the designated away team which meant their cheerleaders did not perform at Wembley as the Oakland Raiders did instead.

Come Sunday, the Dolphins will be banking on the support of their UK-based fans and cheerleaders to help them beat their divisional rivals after starting the season with two losses from their opening three games.

The players themselves will practice at Saracens' Allianz Park on Friday having flown overnight from the United States straight after their practice on Thursday.