One non-American team in this sport is confusingly named for fashion label NewYorker.
In the 1910s, the Daily Mirror sponsored a Silver Cup for the winning team in this sport. A man named Tommy Thompson helped organize a match in this sport named for coffee. The British budget label Top Ten Hits cashed in on this sport newly being aired on Channel 4 with a 1988 videogame. One non-American team in this sport is confusingly named for fashion label NewYorker. During World War II, a Canadian team in it competed against a US team at a "Tea" event in White City Stadium in London. German teams such as the (*) Hamburg Blue Devils have won multiple championships in a European league of this sport, although that league has recently been supplanted by the BIG6 league. Since 2007, International Series games in this sport have been played at Wembley Stadium. For 10 points, name this sport, whose European leagues produced Old Spice Guy Isaiah Mustafa, Philadelphia-area celebrity David Akers, and Kurt Warner.
In the 1910s, the Daily Mirror sponsored a Silver Cup for the winning team in this sport.
American football