This week we’ve got some fantastic one-off events like college American football at Wembley, Great Britain in tennis’ Davis Cup, and golf at Wentworth. And alongside there’s a big selection of games across the regular seasons: cricket at the Oval, rugby union, men’s and women’s football, and ice hockey in East London. Read on for the details!

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Davis Cup World Group II (2nd Round Qualifier), Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th September
📍 Copper Box Arena | Tickets from £50

Great Britain need a win to book a place at the Davis Cup Finals in November. Captain Leon Smith has called up a strong squad: Cam Norrie, Arthur Fery, Henry Patten, Neal Skupski and Toby Samuel. Saturday's play has already sold out (with a handful of resale), but there are still a few tickets left for Sunday.

Kansas Jayhawks vs Arizona State Sun Devils, Saturday 19th September, 5pm
📍 Wembley Stadium | Tickets from £60

The first college football game ever played at Wembley. It's a Big 12 conference fixture between two established American teams, part of a new multi-year deal to bring college football to the UK.

Romford Buccaneers vs Cardiff Fire, NIHL South 1, Saturday 19th September, 5.15pm
📍 Sapphire Ice & Leisure | Tickets £10

Romford Raiders vs Bristol Pitbulls, NIHL National Division, Sunday 20th September, 5.15pm
📍 Sapphire Ice & Leisure | Tickets £20

13 London fixtures to choose from this week, from Thursday's Europa League night through to the weekend's National League and FA Cup ties. My top picks:

Crystal Palace vs Lech Poznań, UEFA Europa League, Thursday 17th September, 8pm
📍 Selhurst Park | Tickets from £38

Leyton Orient vs Stevenage, League One, Saturday 19th September, 3pm
📍 Brisbane Road | Tickets from £28

Boreham Wood vs Harrogate Town, National League, Saturday 19th September, 3pm
📍 Meadow Park | Tickets £20

Dulwich Hamlet vs Welling United, FA Cup 2nd Round Qualifying, Saturday 19th September, 3pm
📍 Champion Hill | Tickets £14

There are 9 more London fixtures this week. See the full list on the Matchside website.

Harlequins vs Edinburgh, pre-season friendly, Friday 18th September, 7.45pm
📍 Twickenham Stoop | Tickets from £20

Richmond vs Ampthill, Championship, Round 1, Saturday 19th September, 5pm
📍 Richmond Athletic Ground | Tickets from £20

Rosslyn Park vs Camborne, National League 1, Saturday 19th September, 3pm
📍 The Rock | Tickets £16

Surrey vs Glamorgan, County Championship Division 1, Tuesday 15th to Friday 18th September
📍 The Kia Oval | Tickets £15

There are 11 women's fixtures across London this week. Top picks:

Charlton Athletic Women vs London City Lionesses, WSL, Saturday 19th September, 12.30pm
📍 The Valley | Tickets from £10

Arsenal Women vs Manchester United Women, WSL, Saturday 19th September, 5.30pm
📍 Emirates Stadium | Tickets from £23

There are 9 more women's fixtures this week across the WSL, WSL2 and FAWNL. See the full list on the Matchside website.

Harlequins Women vs Gloucester-Hartpury Women, PWR Cup, Round 1, Saturday 19th September, 1.30pm
📍 Twickenham Stoop | Tickets from £10

DP World Tour, Tuesday 15th to Sunday 20th September
📍 Wentworth Club, Virginia Water | Tickets from £55

The DP World Tour's flagship event returns to Wentworth. It's out in Virginia Water, Surrey, but easily accessible from London, and one of the best-attended weeks on the European golf calendar. Friday's tickets have sold out, but there's still limited availability for Saturday and Sunday.

I went with a couple of mates to Arsenal Women vs Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon! Despite having 80% possession and 30 shots, Arsenal weren't able to nab a goal and the game finished 0-0. There were 24,000 fans at the Emirates though, making for a great atmosphere.

Thanks for reading! If you go to something, let me know, I read every reply.

Louis