An awful lot has been made about the pricing structures in America during the 2026 World Cup, but England fans could be in for something of a treat in Atlanta.
Fans from European countries have consistently complained about how expensive in-stadium refreshments are in the US compared to what they tend to experience the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
It's a major cultural difference, with images of eye-watering prices at food and beverage stands constantly strewn across social media during the tournament.
Indeed, fans have complained about how expensive food and drinks are in America , but that may not be the case for England supporters heading to Atlanta later this week.
The Three Lions are due to meet DR Congo at the Atlanta Stadium, otherwise known as Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Thomas Tuchel's side did not particularly convince during the group stages, but they did ultimately emerge through Group L unbeaten with seven points.
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They have duly teed up a meeting with DR Congo, who are making their first World Cup appearance since 1974, when they were called Zaire.
With all due respect to DR Congo, who impressed in their draw with Portugal and their win over Uzbekistan, England will surely be strong favorites to reach the round of 16 from here.
Fans who are attending the game could be in line for a much cheaper day out, too.
An X user who visited the Atlanta Stadium posted photos on social media of their experience at the stadium, showing some very reasonable prices.
Beer prices appear to range from $9 to $11, while the most expensive item on the food menu was a whole pizza for the price of $18.
Such prices are in stark contrast to some of the ones seen across the World Cup, so England fans attending the game could be in for a much cheaper day.
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