NFL Cuts London Ticket Prices, Angering Fans Who Paid Full Price

NFL lowers ticket prices for Colts-Commanders game in London, sparking backlash from fans who paid full price. League aims to fill venue.

Editorial Desk

September 30, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — LONDON, United Kingdom — The NFL has reduced ticket prices for the upcoming Colts-Commanders game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, causing frustration among fans who purchased tickets at full price earlier this year.

The league slashed remaining tickets to as low as 79 pounds ($105), down from 245 pounds ($325) initially. This move comes as the NFL aims to ensure the stadium is filled for the game, which has seen slower sales compared to previous years.

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Fans like Andy Burrows, a Washington Commanders supporter and former international fan of the year, expressed disappointment, saying the NFL appears to prioritize filling seats over valuing its loyal supporters. The league has not yet responded to requests for comment.

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