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FIFA accused of colluding with ticket resale platforms in desperate attempt to shift seats at low-interest World Cup games - despite warning fans not to buy from resellers
Mail on Sunday·2026-06-03 14:46:39·1 view
Vast swathes of tickets have appeared on reseller SeatGeek for Saudi Arabia v Cape Verde on June 26 in Houston. In normal circumstances, resale sites would have seats dotted around venues.
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FIFA accused of colluding with ticket resale platforms in desperate attempt to shift seats at low-interest World Cup games - despite warning fans not to buy from resellers
Vast swathes of tickets have appeared on reseller SeatGeek for Saudi Arabia v Cape Verde on June 26 in Houston. In normal circumstances, resale sites would have seats dotted around venues.
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