Fans can for the first time apply for tickets for two matches on the same day. FIFA said this was because of “the tournament’s uniquely compact nature and short travel times between all eight state-of-the-art stadiums”. This round of sales will end on April 28 at 0900 GMT. FIFA said that people whose application had been selected in the computer draw would be told by May 31. Qatari residents, including the army of migrant workers in the Gulf state, can buy tickets for as little as 40 riyals ($11).
Foreign fans will have to pay between $68 and $220 for a ticket for a first round group match. The first round has been made more attractive by a draw that pitted Germany and Spain together in Group E. The two teams will clash on November 27. Tickets for the final on December 18 will cost up to $1,600. Qatar, the United States, England, Mexico, United Arab Emirates, Germany, India, Brazil, Argentina and Saudi Arabia were the top 10 markets in the first round of sales. Tickets for the first World Cup in an Arab nation are on average 30 percent more expensive than for the last tournament in Russia.
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