CHICAGO ( WGN) — Three days away from a Bears-Packers wildcard matchup at Soldier Field, any fans wanting to witness the rivalry in person can still buy tickets. Ticketmaster seats in the nosebleeds start at around $400 bucks each, and the best seats in the house are going for more than $4,000 apiece.

Start with this list of solid alternatives to your living room. The NFL wild card matchup at Soldier Field kicks off at 7 p.m.

This is just the third time these rivals have met in the playoffs. Aaron Rodgers and the Packers knocked off Jay Cutler and the Bears 21-14 in the NFC Championship in 2010 gaining a measure of revenge for their loss to Chicago in 1941 by the score of 33-14.

The Bears' defense was one of the more opportunistic in football this season, leading the NFL with 33 total turnovers—22 interceptions, 10 fumbles—despite being towards the bottom-half of the league in both points (24.4) and yards (361.8) allowed per game.

Fifteen Packers starters have played in the playoffs. The Bears: seven. Jordan Love will be making his fourth playoff start. Caleb Williams his first.

The Green Bay Packers' versatile Bo Melton will be placed on injured reserve because of a knee issue that is not a torn ACL and will miss the playoffs, coach Matt LaFleur said Wednesday. Melton has contributed at wide receiver and on special teams while practicing and being listed as a reserve cornerback on the depth chart because of issues in the defensive secondary.

The Green Bay Packers have a new third quarterback on the end of the roster with Desmond Ridder. Plus, there are three additions to the practice squad.

While Illinois lawmakers have refused to play ball with the Chicago Bears' desires to build a new stadium, more and more, the team's efforts seem to be welcomed across state lines including by Indiana's governor.