More than 140,000 fans are expected at Mercedes-Benz Stadium this weekend for Atlanta United and Atlanta Falcons home games.

Saturday's Atlanta United match against Orlando City will be the third at Mercedes-Benz for the first-year franchise, and a new Major League Soccer single-game attendance record is expected to be set in the latest meeting of the southern MLS rivals.

Twenty-four hours later, the Falcons will host Green Bay in their first regular-season game in the 71,000-seat stadium. It will be a rematch of the NFC Championship game -- a 44-21 victory by the Falcons in January at the Georgia Dome.

Here’s what you should know if you’re going to Mercedes-Benz Stadium this weekend:

Atlanta United vs. Orlando City, Saturday, 4 p.m.

Major League Soccer's single-game attendance record could be broken Saturday when Josef Martinez and Atlanta United host Orlando City at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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If you goMARTA might be your best option, here's your guide

Be preparedWhat you can, can't bring into Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Expect a record crowdMore than 69,255 tickets sold for the game

Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers, Sunday, 8:30 p.m., NBC

After a pair of exhibition home games in August, the Falcons will play their first regular-season game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Sunday night against the Packers.
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Gate info: Gates will open at 6 p.m for the 8:30 p.m. kickoff. Click here for complete game day info.

> Tailgating?: Best places to set up around Mercedes-Benz Stadium

What about the roof? If weather cooperates, roof will be opened for the game

Coming Sunday: Everything you need to know about the regular-season opener at Mercedes-Benz Stadium -- travel and traffic updates, videos, photo galleries, best food options inside the stadium, etc.

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