Thousands of tickets are still available for the World Cup bronze medal match between England and France, according to FIFA's ticketing sites. As of Friday, around 7,000 tickets remained for the match scheduled in Miami, with kick-off at 22:00 BST.
Approximately 1,246 tickets were on general sale with prices ranging from $865 (£657) to $1,125 (£855). Additionally, 5,864 tickets were listed on the official resale platform. The cheapest of these tickets were Category 3, with a face value of $455 (£346) plus a 15% FIFA fee. Many higher-priced tickets were being sold at a discount compared to their original purchase price, with a Category 1 ticket originally priced at $1,125 (£855) listed for $659 (£500).
The World Cup final on Sunday is also not completely sold out, with 32 premium tickets still available on general sale. These tickets are priced between $29,995 (£22,796) and $32,970 (£25,057). More than a thousand tickets are available on the FIFA resale site, with some listed around face value plus the FIFA fee. The original price for these tickets was $7,380 (£5,609), with an additional FIFA fee of $1,107 (£841) if purchased. The most expensive resale ticket for the final was listed at $2 million (£1.52 million), plus a $300,000 (£228,000) FIFA fee. Prices on resale platforms are set by users and do not necessarily reflect actual sale prices.