​Even as the 2026 World Cup approaches its end game, fans from outside of the USA are still being shocked by the prices of in-stadium refreshments. That particular discourse has been a long-running theme during the tournament, with supporters often expressing their dismay at the costs involved in simply attending matches.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementClearly, that has not stopped matches from selling out, but it has been a discussion point for weeks now.Ahead of England versus Argentina in Atlanta in Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final, fans have spotted a genuinely good deal for those attending the match.Indeed, the Atlanta Stadium (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) have confirmed that they will be selling a $20 meal deal at Molly B’s, which is a Southern-inspired chophouse and private lounge inside the stadium.It appears to include a large drink, a serving of chicken and fries, a hot dog, a large pretzel, a pizza slice, complemented by chips and dip.The Atlanta Stadium has been praised for its reasonable food and drink prices and supporters were again delighted with this news.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOne fan wrote: “This is not a typo for anyone going to England-Argentina tomorrow. $20 for ALL of this.”Another said: “Best stadium for affordable food.”“Without a doubt the best stadium experience I’ve had,” read another response.“Good value,” commented another fan.England against Argentina is a huge game, dripping with both history and narrative. The fact there is a place in the World Cup final on the line too makes it all the more spectacular.Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty ImagesThrow in the fact that this will be Lionel Messi’s first ever game against England and it gets even more interesting.Fans in attendance will no doubt be treated to quite the spectacle on the pitch, as well as some very reasonably priced refreshments off it.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThose lucky enough to have match tickets will be in for quite the night…Read more: FIFA confirm World Cup closing ceremony time and list of performers as IShowSpeed featuresMetLife Stadium projecting astonishing windfall from food, drink and retail at World Cup finalAmerican streamer says the loudest stadium at the World Cup was outside of USA