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By Reice Shipley
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Week 4 of the NFL season will feature the first game of the season in England when the Indianapolis Colts take on the Washington Commanders. But unfortunately, it does not seem that the league is seeing the type of interest they were hoping to see for Sunday's game.
Sunday's game between these two teams will have large stakes for the two teams taking the field. Both teams got their season on the right track in Week 3 after 0-2 starts to the year and could benefit greatly from capitalizing on the positive momentum they have built.
Despite this, a lack of ticket sales has caused the NFL to take action and try to entice NFL fans in London to attend this game in person.
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According to Ken Maguire of the Associated Press, in an effort to keep attendance for a Tottenham game slipping under 60,000 for what would be the first time ever, the NFL has reduced the lowest price of a ticket for Sunday's game to $105. This is a drastic dive from the initial ticket prices, which were as high as $325.
It is worth noting that the lack in fanfare for Sunday's game may simply be due to the two teams taking part in the game not being all that popular overseas.
Notably, there is also set to be a game in Tottenham in Week 5 between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Philadelphia Eagles, which has already sold out.
Regardless of how many fans are in attendance, the Indianapolis Colts will take on the Washington Commanders at 9:30 a.m. EST on Sunday, which can be seen on NFL Network.
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