Philadelphia, PA- Eagles fans heading to South Philadelphia this football season can breathe a sigh of relief. A recent legal letter from attorney George Bochetto of Bochetto & Lentz, P.C., confirms that SEPTA must maintain full service on game days, including the popular “Sports Express Trains” to NRG Station.

The issue arose after SEPTA planned service cuts that could have reduced trains from 10 to just 4, limiting access for thousands of fans. The court’s temporary injunction ensures that Eagles game-day routes remain fully operational, accommodating all 16,000 riders who rely on public transit to reach the stadium. Without compliance, SEPTA could face further legal action for contempt of court.

For fans planning their next trip to see the Eagles, this is a major win. The court’s decision guarantees smooth, uninterrupted service, so tailgates, cheers, and Go Birds chants can go on without a hitch. Whether you’re a die-hard season ticket holder or heading out for your first Eagles game, SEPTA’s Sports Express Trains will get you there safely and on time.

On X, there is a post from Annie McCormick (@6abcannie) saying: “Today Attorney George Bochetto who successfully argued for an emergency injunction to halt further SEPTA cuts is arguing that Sport Express Service for Thursday’s Eagles- Cowboys game is included in the order issued by Judge Thomas- Street on Friday.”