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Tickets available for 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout matches

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Fans can now purchase tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinals, third-place match and final through StubHub. Prices start as low as $650 for the bronze medal game in Miami, with the final in New York New Jersey reaching into the millions. The matches are set for mid-July 2026 across U.S. venues.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, will feature its knockout stages in prominent American stadiums. All three host nations have secured automatic qualification, alongside teams including Argentina, Brazil, England, Australia, Iran, Japan and others. The group draw is scheduled for December 5, after which the matchups will be determined.

Semifinals

The semifinals will take place on July 14 at Dallas Stadium (AT&T Stadium) in Dallas, Texas, and July 15 at Atlanta Stadium (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) in Atlanta, Georgia. Times are to be determined. Ticket prices on StubHub start at $1,751 for the Dallas match and $1,494 for Atlanta, with premium options exceeding $1 million.

Third-Place Match

On July 18, the bronze medal match will be held at Miami Stadium in Florida. This game offers fans a chance to see underdogs claim a podium finish, as Croatia did in 2022 and Belgium in 2018. Tickets begin at $650, with Category 2 seats from $1,000, Category 1 from $1,640 and hospitality passes at $5,170. Limited passes remain available.

Final

The championship match concludes the tournament on July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) in East Rutherford, New Jersey. It marks the first U.S.-hosted final since 1994, following Uruguay's 1930 win and Argentina's 2022 triumph. Early tickets start at $7,263, ranging up to $1,089,003.

Prices are expected to fluctuate as the tournament approaches and teams qualify. Every StubHub order is 100% guaranteed.

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Despite fan protests over high prices, FIFA reports 5 million ticket requests for the 2026 World Cup. New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani vows to appoint a 'World Cup czar' to push for lower costs, as the U.S. ramps up visa support for fans.

Amid 5 million ticket requests and ongoing backlash over high prices—as covered previously—the 2026 FIFA World Cup offers tickets via FIFA's phased drawing process and secondary markets. Fans must register with a FIFA ID and note strict stadium policies like clear bags and no re-entry.

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England supporters are avoiding tickets for the later stages of the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to soaring costs, leaving allocations undersubscribed. The England Supporters Travel Club reports oversubscription only for group matches, while quarter-finals and beyond remain underfilled. Critics warn that prices up to five times higher than in 2022 are pricing out loyal fans.

FIFA has introduced $60 'Supporter Entry Tier' tickets for the 2026 World Cup in response to widespread criticism over high costs driven by dynamic pricing. While welcomed as a step forward, fan groups argue the measure falls short, offering limited access for loyal supporters. The tournament, set for June 11 to July 19 across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, features 48 teams and 104 matches.

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A week after announcing a $60 'supporter entry tier,' FIFA continues to face sharp criticism over 2026 World Cup ticket prices reaching $6,300 for the final. Experts argue the limited low-cost seats fail to address resale inflation, opaque inventory, and broader affordability barriers, threatening the tournament's accessibility across 16 North American host cities.

FIFA received five million ticket applications in the first 24 hours of the random selection draw for the 2026 World Cup, spanning over 200 countries, even as fan groups continue criticizing soaring prices.

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Following widespread backlash over 2026 World Cup ticket prices, the German Football Association (DFB) has detailed costs for Germany's group matches, starting at 155 euros—even as fan groups like Football Supporters Europe demand FIFA review the rates.

 

 

 

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