The Washington football team will host its first ‘Pride Night’ tomorrow during the second week’s game against the New York Giants on Thursday night, according to DC’s Metro Weekly.
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The organization reserved different parts of the stadium for Pride Night attendees to watch the match at FedEx Field. Tickets for the game are $ 30 per person for the upper level seats, $ 70 per person for the lower level seats and $ 130 per person for the club section.
Prior to the launch, there will be a pre-party with a buffet, beer and wine from 6.30pm to 8.20pm at the stadium’s Premium Kickoff Club. Admission to the pre-game party is $ 28 per person.
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Washington’s Gay Men’s Chorus and DC’s Different Drummers LGBTQ marching band are scheduled to perform.
Washington will try to recover after a 20-16 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers at the start of the season. Starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick suffered a right hip injury in the middle of the second quarter and will miss a significant time. Washington will resort to Taylor Heinicke’s backup.
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The Giants lost Sunday 27-13 against the Denver Broncos at MetLife Stadium.
Both teams will try to get the winning column Thursday night.