College Football Playoff National Championship returning to Atlanta in 2025
Atlanta named host city for 2025 CFP National Championship
A press conference was held on Tuesday featuring Atlanta Sports Council and city leaders to announce that the College Football Playoff National Championship is making its way back to Atlanta in 2025. The game is set to take place in Jan. at Mercedes Benz Stadium.
ATLANTA - The biggest event in college football is coming back to Atlanta.
The College Football Playoff National Championship will return to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in January 2025. The official announcement was made Tuesday afternoon with Gov. Brian Kemp, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, and Atlanta Sports Council President Dan Corso attending.
The College Football Playoff committee originally awarded the 2025 to Las Vegas to host at the Raiders’ new stadium, but due to a scheduling conflict the committee was forced to look elsewhere.
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Atlanta Sports Council: College Football Playoff National Championship is returning to Atlanta in 2025
For college football fans, you can now experience a national championship game in 2025 as the Atlanta Sports Council announced during a press conference on Tuesday that the College Football Playoff National Championship is returning to Atlanta and taking place Jan. at the Mercedes Benz Stadium.
Atlanta previously hosted the 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship when Alabama defeated Georgia in overtime.
The city already hosts the SEC Championship, Chick-fil-A Kickoff and Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl each year.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Downtown Atlanta on April 13, 2021. (FOX 5)
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The next four title game locations are as follows:
Jan. 9, 2023: Los Angeles
Jan. 8, 2024: Houston
Jan. 6, 2025: Atlanta
Jan. 5, 2026: Miami
Atlanta joins Miami as the only two cities to host two title games during the CFP’s original 12-year contract.