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FIFA Still Has 180K World Cup Tickets Unsold, Raising Empty Seats Concerns

With the 2026 World Cup at the doorstep, FIFA is facing an unexpected problem: ticket sales.

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FIFA World Cup: The 5 states best to snag cheap tickets

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FIFA faces chaos ahead of 2026 World Cup amid entry bans, high ticket prices, and a blockchain gamble

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World Cup ticket prices spark scrutiny as fans seek answers

Some World Cup fans say the seats they bought aren't what they expected.

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World Cup ticket prices plummeting as FIFA facing major embarrassment in US

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Hundreds of World Cup tickets are still unsold, but one expert says prices could fall 'dramatically'

Meet the Trionda, the high-tech 2026 World Cup match ball

A ball that needs to be charged before every match and can assist VAR on offsides calls? Say hello to the Trionda.

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FIFA World Cup 2026: Norway’s viking-themed photoshoot steals the spotlight

The FIFA World Cup 2026 fever is high among the fans as all teams gear up for the marquee event. The tournament is all set to begin from June 12, and will be co-hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America.

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Where to watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Brooklyn: The borough’s best soccer bars and watch parties

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is finally here, and with New York City serving as one of the tournament’s host regions, Brooklyn is gearing up for a month of soccer celebrations expected to draw fans from across the world.

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FIFA World Cup 2026: From Emi Martinez to Manuel Neuer, top five goalkeepers to watch out for

Ahead of the 23rd edition of the FIFA World Cup, which the United States will be co-hosting with neighbours Mexico and Canada from 11 June to 19 July, we take a look a five goalkeepers worth keeping an eye on.

Referee body cameras at the 2026 World Cup, explained

During the 2026 World Cup, FIFA will deploy referee body cameras for all 104 games of the tournament. A small, high-definition stabilized camera that is attached to the referee's headset, this new wave of technology allows fans to experience the match from their perspective.

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FIFA charging fans $79 to have name on big screen before World Cup games

FIFA has listed all 72 group-stage matches at this summer's tournament and fans can pay $79 (not including tax) to have their name shown.