JACKSONVILLE, FL (October 22, 2009) – The United Football League announced an additional venue and a venue change as the UFL has completed two weeks of games.  The November 4^th game at Citi Field featuring the New York Sentinels vs. the Las Vegas Locos has been moved to Hofstra’s James M, Shuart Stadium.  The November 14^th game at AT&T Park featuring the California Redwoods vs. Las Vegas Locos has been moved to San Jose State University’s Spartan Stadium.  The November 19^th game between the California Redwoods vs. Florida Tuskers remains at AT&T Park.

“The UFL has gotten off to a fantastic start with high-quality, affordable football action, talented players hungry for the opportunity to compete, innovative television broadcasts and a tremendous overall game-day experience for the fans,” said Commissioner Michael Huyghue.  “With the completion of four games, we thought this was a good time to evaluate our strategies and make adjustments where necessary.  While Citi Field is a phenomenal facility and we look forward to playing a game there in the future, we feel Hofstra is a better fit for us right now as a football facility.  Hofstra University has been receptive to handling logistics with us, including allowing our teams to practice there during game week.

Huyghue added, “Spartan Stadium has always been in our plans to use as a secondary venue to AT&T Park during baseball season.   By moving one of our games from AT&T Park to San Jose State, we are able to get a feel for Spartan Stadium in preparation for next year while broadening our Redwoods fan base.”

Fans who purchased tickets for the November 4^th game at Citi Field and the November 14^th game at AT&T Park can obtain a full refund at the original point of purchase.

Tickets for the UFL’s November 4^th game at Hofstra’s James M. Shuart Stadium and for the November 14^th game at San Jose State University’s Spartan Stadium can purchased at www.ufl-football.com or at 877-UFL-2009.

About The UFL

The UFL was developed to fulfill the unmet needs of football fans in major markets currently underserved by professional football by providing a high quality traditional football league comprised of world class professional football players.  The UFL will serve the communities with pride, dedication and passion, and uphold a leadership role in the development of football worldwide.  The UFL will provide every fan with an affordable, accessible, exciting and entertaining game experience. Scheduled to debut in October 2009, the UFL’s headquarters is in New York, N.Y. and has satellite offices in Jacksonville, Fla. and Rutherford, N.J. The UFL is led by Commissioner Michael Huyghue, COO Frank Vuono and is being funded by a consortium of private investors.  For more information on the UFL and how to purchase tickets for the UFL’s “Premiere” season, please visit www.ufl-football.com.  For group ticket sales, please call 877.UFL.2009.