Sergio Aguero, Jose Mourinho and Boris Johnson lead a star-studded Wembley audience as NFL touches down in London again

• Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was top of the bill as the celebs came out to watch NFL game 
• Famous faces included politician George Osbourne and Made in Chelsea's Lucy Watson and Spencer Matthews
• The Cowboys cruised to a 31-17 victory over the Jaguars in front of a capacity Wembley crowd 

Jose Mourinho relaxed following Chelsea's victory against Liverpool on Saturday with a trip to Wembley to see Dallas Cowboys take on Jacksonville Jaguars in the NFL International Series the following night.

Making up a star-studded capacity crowd on a chilly evening in London, the Chelsea boss - sporting a scarf - was greeted at pitch-side by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones before making his way to his seat.

Also in the crowd to see the Cowboys cruise to an easy 31-17 victory was Mayor of London Boris Johnson, Olympic diver Tom Daley, politician George Osbourne, singers Laura Wright, Joss Stone and Eliza Doolittle plus television personalities Spencer Matthews and Lucy Watson.

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones (left) is all smiles as he greets Chelsea's Portuguese manager and NFL fan Jose Mourinho

Mourinho's team currently sit four points clear at the top of the Barclays Premier League after beating Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday

London Mayor Boris Johnson welcomed NFL fans to the nation's capital and he was involved in the pre-match coin toss

The Cowboys and Jaguars players with Boris Johnson about to discover who will kick off the eagerly anticipated game

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Wrapped up warm in their winter coats the stars looked on as Dallas sailed to victory over the Jaguars, which was a welcome result after losing their previous two games.

Quarterback Tony Romo threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns against a Jacksonville team who have won just once this season as the Cowboys dominated throughout.

The Cowboys now head into two tough games against division rivals Philadelphia, and the result in London was exactly what they needed.

Tony Romo: We had to win this game, we came out with great energy

Dustin Lance Black (left) and Tom Daley also attended as the Dallas Cowboys went on to beat the Jacksonville Jaguars

George Osbourne tucked into a little something to eat as he watched the action unfold at Wembley 

Singer Eliza Doolittle was wrapped up warm as she posed for the cameras outside Wembley Stadium

Made In Chelsea stars Lucy Watson and Spencer Matthews were present at the game which Dallas won comfortably 

Joss Stone (left) performs under a shower of red poppies and Laura Wright (right) sings the British national anthem before kick-off

Tony Romo (No 9) threw three touchdown passes as the quarterback guided Dallas to victory at Wembley