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With demand sky-high and prices ranging from $60 to more than $6,000, fans face lotteries, presales, and long waits as the world’s biggest tournament heads to North America. Good Day Wake Up anchor ...

HOUSTON, Texas – The City of Houston is preparing for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. With the first of seven FIFA World Cup matches in Houston now nearly nine months away, excitement ...

Fans can register for up to 10 matches and buy a maximum of four tickets per game, with allocations decided by random selection. The countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup—set to be played across the ...

Getting tickets to next summer's World Cup matches could be a little easier for American Airlines' AAdvantage program members. The Texas-based airline's AAVacations website states that members can ...

The 2026 CONMEBOL World Cup qualifiers will finish on Tuesday. Most teams already know if they will be playing the 2026 World Cup next summer in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Lionel Messi's ...

WASHINGTON — The FIFA World Cup is coming to North America next year and fans will soon get their chance at purchasing tickets to some of the games. Starting Wednesday, Sept. 10 at 11 a.m. Eastern, ...

Learn more about the redemption process of FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ Ticket Package. Please note that details regarding the redemption process, including timing and instructions, will be communicated ...

The first opportunity to score regular tickets for the 2026 World Cup is on Wednesday. But be warned: Tickets may not be easy to get — and they likely won't be cheap. Demand for the popular men's ...

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