How much do tickets for Megan Rapinoe’s final game with the USWNT cost?

Megan Rapinoe will wave goodbye to the USWNT against South Africa in Chicago.

Megan Rapinoe’s career is about to come to an end. After almost two decades of service to US soccer, the American forward is set for her final match with the USWNT. According to the official website selling tickets, ticket prices for the match at Soldier Stadium in Chicago range from $25 to $350.

Over her hugely successful career, Rapinoe has become a social icon beyond the soccer pitches of the United States. She is one of the most talented players of her generation and also a leader on social issues like equal pay, LGBTQ+ and gender equality. This has led to her being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom last July. Rapinoe received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Joe Biden. The medal is considered the nation’s highest civilian honor.

“Beyond the World Cup titles and the Olympic medals, Megan is a champion for [an] essential American truth that everyone - everyone - is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect,” Biden said.

A farewell in style

The farewell will be a celebration for one of soccer’s greats. Those attending the match at Soldier Stadium in Chicago will be able to purchase collector’s tickets at an additional cost of $14. The tickets will feature key moments in Rapinoe’s career, from her debut in 2006 to the finals of the 2015 and 2019 World Cups and her service with the USWNT.

At the end of the match, match organisers plan to screen a video commemorating Rapinoe’s extensive and prolific career on the venue’s big screen. The player herself is expected to say a few words at the end of the match to bid farewell to her adoring fans.

USWNT vs South Africa: match info

The USWNT’s friendly with South Africa kicks off at Soldier Field at 5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT on Sunday 24 September, with TV viewers in the States able to watch the game on TNT and Universo.

You can also stream the USWNT vs South Africa live on fuboTV, which offers users a free trial.