Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gotham Football Club announced Wednesday that $15 tickets are now available for the women’s soccer team’s match at Citi Field next week.

Up to 4,000 tickets will be available at the $15 price on a first-come, first-serve basis for next Wednesday’s Queens Classic match against the Washington Spirit, according to the city and Gotham FC.

More than 34,000 tickets have already been sold for next week’s match, the city and Gotham FC said, which puts it on track to break a new attendance record for a women’s sporting event in the five boroughs.

Mamdani said the goal behind the offer is similar to the rationale behind discounted tickets for the World Cup: allowing working-class New Yorkers the ability to afford to attend big sporting events in the five boroughs.

“The biggest events in our city should be affordable to the people who make this city run,” Mamdani said.

The president of Gotham FC, Mark Zarthar, said that this match is ones of the biggest nights in the team’s history.

“The 'Queens Classic' is about more than one match. It is about bringing New Yorkers together, growing the women’s game and creating a moment that reflects the energy, ambition and diversity of this city,” Zarthar stated.

The announcement comes a day after it was announced Tuesday that Gotham FC will share Etihad Park – the first soccer-specific stadium in the five boroughs, which will be located next door to Citi Field – with NYCFC starting in 2028.

The matchup between Gotham FC and the Washington Spirit is a rematch of last year’s NWSL Championship match, which Gotham FC won 1-0. It was Gotham FC’s second NWSL title.