This weekend's NFL fixture at Wembley Stadium, featuring the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans, is offering discounted tickets as organisers aim to fill the 90,000-capacity venue. The game has not yet sold out, following a similar struggle to shift tickets for the first of three London NFL matches staged two weeks ago at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The NFL previously cut ticket prices to achieve a crowd of over 60,000 for the Indianapolis Colts versus Washington Commanders fixture a fortnight ago. For this weekend's game, big blocks of tickets behind end zones in the lower tier are being sold with a 25 per cent discount, making them £117 apiece. Non-resale and non-obstructed view tickets elsewhere start at £99.
At the time of writing, tickets were available in 92 of Wembley’s 146 blocks, excluding the Royal Box. This match marks the 45th NFL game staged in the capital, with the Jaguars, owned by Fulham owner Shahid Khan, playing another game at Wembley.