The 2009 NFL International Series game is just over six weeks away, and if you haven't yet bought your tickets to see Tom Brady and the New England Patriots take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25, you can do so Friday, Sept. 11, at 11 a.m. GMT.
Tickets will go on sale at price ranges between £30 and £140. To get your tickets to this year's game, you need to go to the Web page set up at Ticketmaster.com specifically for the game from 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11.
For the third consecutive year, the NFL is bringing a regular-season game across the Atlantic to be played in front of NFL fans in the UK at Wembley Stadium.
After a thrilling contest in 2008 in which the New Orleans Saints emerged as 37-32 victors in front of a sold-out Wembley Stadium, the stars of this year's show will be the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Quarterback Tom Brady will be at the helm for New England as he leads the Patriots' high-powered offense that features wide receiver Randy Moss as his favorite target against a Buccaneers defense that includes Pro Bowl cornerback Ronde Barber.
To successfully complete a purchase transaction, you will need a Ticketmaster account with login and password. If you are an existing Ticketmaster account holder, please have your login and password available. If you are not, please go to the following Web site to register for a Ticketmaster account: https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/member. In order to save time when tickets go on sale, you should create your own Ticketmaster account now.
If you are interested in purchasing hospitality packages, there are still offers available within some of Wembley's fine-dining areas. Click here for further information.
If you require disabled seating, please follow the link on the Ticketmaster sales page, which will direct you to a phone number to call that will put you in contact with somebody who can take your order.
Otherwise, go to Ticketmaster's designated Web page starting at 11 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 11 to make sure you can be a part of history.
