THE hottest ticket on the town is in Atlanta this weekend.

It might be the Divisional Spherical of the NFL playoffs however that has been overwhelmed by the CFP Nationwide Championship sport.

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The Notre Dame Preventing Irish face the Ohio State Buckeyes on the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in entrance of what’s anticipated to be a raucous, packed crowd.

There are nonetheless tickets obtainable for the most important sport in faculty soccer – however they arrive at a price.

Gametime has revealed that the Nationwide Championship sport has costs STARTING at $1,899 (together with taxes and charges).

These tickets are for the higher nook of the stadium, about as removed from the motion as you’ll find within the dome.

The costliest tickets can be found for an eye-watering $13,000.

These seats are both within the entrance rows behind the endzones or straight behind the benches.

By begin distinction, tickets for the NFL playoffs could be discovered at far more cheap costs.

Tickets to see the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs face the Houston Texans at Arrowhead are going for lower than $100 on the identical web site.

That’s NINETEEN TIMES cheaper than the Nationwide Championship sport.

The Chiefs are additionally less expensive than different divisional spherical video games.

Tickets for the Buffalo Payments vs Baltimore Ravens begin at $158 and for the Philadelphia Eagles in opposition to the LA Rams at $164.

Earlier this week it was revealed that the Detroit Lions‘ sport in opposition to the Washington Commanders can be the ‘costliest sport in NFL historical past‘.

Ticket costs have soared at Ford Discipline with playoff-starved Lions followers determined to get in for an additional big sport.

The Lions are favorites for the Tremendous Bowl and have misplaced simply as soon as of their final 14 video games.

TickPick has revealed that the common buy value for the sport is $981 – making it the most costly sport within the website’s historical past.

Talking in regards to the sport, Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day stated: “Very, very grateful [to be in the game].

“I believe everyone in this system is, to be on this state of affairs, for lots of causes.

“However I do suppose the brand new format has allowed our group to develop and construct all through the season, and as a lot as losses harm, they actually enable us as coaches and gamers to take a tough have a look at the problems and get them addressed, after which it’s in regards to the enterprise of getting them mounted as time goes on.

“I believe that’s actually been the most important factor that I’ve discovered about this format, which I believe has been nice for our gamers. I believe it’s nice for faculty soccer.

“Alongside the best way, we checked out lots of various things and metrics about taking part in this many video games, taking part in our sixteenth sport, what that was going to be like.

“We knew it was going to be somewhat little bit of a battle of attrition at occasions.

“So depth was actually a essential a part of roster administration and expertise acquisition, but in addition how we observe, how we play.

“So we’ve taken all these issues into consideration in order that we’re nonetheless actually, actually recent going into the tip of the season.”

Preventing Irish coach Marcus Freeman – who performed for Buckeyes – stated: “Oh, [winning] it might be one thing particular.

“Clearly this place hasn’t gained a Nationwide Championship since 1988, and yearly the aspirations are to win a Nationwide Championship.

“That’s why all these gamers select to come back to Notre Dame, one of many causes, is to be part of a program that may win a Nationwide Championship.

“I believe it’s one thing that they’ll be capable of say for the remainder of their lives is that they have been a part of a Nationwide Championship soccer group.

“There’s lots of work that goes into attending to that final result, and that’s what we’ve acquired to deal with, however it might be particular for this college and for these gamers which have poured a lot work into getting the outcomes that we’ve got.”