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Second Qatar 2022 ticket sales stage begins

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
April 6, 2022
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The second ticket sales phase for the Qatar World Cup started on Tuesday, with fans able to apply for tickets for two matches in one day.

This phase of ticket sale also allows for supporter tickets for those who want to sit together with other fans of their team.

The ruling body FIFA said that the application period runs until April 28 and tickets are allocated afterwards, with fans to be notified not before the end of May.

There are going to be four matches per day in the group stage in view of the tournament’s uniquely compact nature and short travel times between the eight venues.

FIFA is now offering fans a chance to watch two games in one day for the first time.

The supporter tickets meanwhile can be ordered for group stage matches of their team, and a conditional supporter ticket includes a possible last 16 game of the respective team.

FIFA is also offering a four-stadium ticket for those who want to watch four games on successive days at four different venues, while individual match tickets are also available.

FIFA said they expect high demand after Friday’s group stage draw.

Some 800,000 tickets were sold in a first sales period for the November 21 to December 18 tournament.

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