Bree-Anna Burick Oct 2, 2026 3 min read

Colts vs. Commanders London Tickets Drop Below $70 Ahead of Week 4

Indianapolis Colts mascot Blue lays on the field during an NFL football game against the Houston Texans in Indianapolis, Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026. (AP Photo/Zach Bolinger)

The NFL's trip across the pond continues this weekend, with the Indianapolis Colts set to take on the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. And if you're looking to catch the game in person, tickets are more affordable than you might expect.

Game Info

  • When: Sunday, Oct. 4

  • Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

  • Kickoff: 2:30 p.m. BST (9:30 a.m. ET)

Tickets

As of publication, the lowest-priced ticket for Sunday's game is sitting at just $66, a steep drop from where prices started out. Resale listings had been going for as much as $500 back in May, but demand has cooled enough that the league dropped official lower-tier seats to £79.13 through Ticketmaster, with more than 2,000 tickets still available at that price just over a week out from kickoff. Official pricing tops out at £245.65 for Category 1 seats.

It's worth noting this game is designated as an away game for the Colts, with the NFL handling all ticket distribution for the matchup.

Both Teams Coming In Hot

The timing of this trip is good for both sides. The Colts enter having snapped a nine-game losing streak that dated back to last season, knocking off their AFC South rival Houston Texans 19-17 in Week 3. Washington is coming off a big win of its own heading into London.

This marks the Colts' third regular season game in Europe over the past four seasons, following stops in Frankfurt in 2023 and Berlin in 2025. For the Commanders, it's their first trip to London since 2016, after playing in Madrid last season.

A Busy Year for International Games

Sunday's matchup is just one piece of a record nine international games on the NFL's 2026 schedule, spanning Australia, Brazil, London, Paris, Madrid, Munich, and Mexico City. Demand for most of those games has remained strong, so this week's lower prices appear to be more of an outlier than a sign of a broader slowdown in the NFL's international push.

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