Tickets On Sale April 1 for "Rugby Weekend Presented by AIG" in Chicago November 4-5

Citi® Cardmember Pre-sale for “Rugby Weekend Presented By AIG” Begins April 1, General Public Begins April 7

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It was today announced that the tickets for the November 4-5 "Rugby Weekend Presented by AIG" matches in Chicago will go on sale starting on Friday, April 1 at 10:00 am CDT. The weekend kicks off on November 4, as the Maori All Blacks take on the USA Eagles at Toyota Park followed by the New Zealand All Blacks, the defending World Cup Champion against the Irish Rugby Team on November 5 at Soldier Field. American International Group, Inc. (AIG) is the official presenting sponsor of the weekend.

Citi® cardmembers will have first access to purchase tickets from 10:00am CT on April 1 through 11:59 pm CT on April 3, with the general on sale to follow on April 7. Citi® cardmembers should visit www.therugbyweekend.com and click on the Citi® Cardholder Pre-sale button to purchase tickets. For additional event and ticketing information visit http://echo.bluehornet.com/ct/9248793:NZKI4sQZN:m:1:53075436:8B206BCE8726B3164D25809BDFCBF308:r.

The last time the All Blacks took to the pitch in the United States, a record crowd of over 61,500 filled Soldier Field on November 1, 2014, in what was unquestionably the biggest single rugby event in the history of the United States. This will mark just the fourth time since the team’s inception that the World Champions will play in America and the latest since it became the first international rugby team to repeat as World Cup Champions in October 2015.

The Maori All Blacks are an elite rugby union team from New Zealand. A prerequisite for playing for this team is that each player has to have Maori whakapapa or genealogy. This will be the fourth time the USA Eagles will face the Maori All Blacks, the last time being in Philadelphia in September of 2013 before a sold out crowd of over 18,500 attendees.

To apply for media credentials, visit TheRugbyWeekend.com.

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