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In December, Women’s World Cup 2027 tickets go on sale; Brazil ready to host the tournament

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The trophy was showcased at the launch event of Women’s World Cup 2027 in Rio de Janeiro.

The trophy was showcased at the launch event of Women’s World Cup 2027 in Rio de Janeiro. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

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The trophy was showcased at the launch event of Women’s World Cup 2027 in Rio de Janeiro. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

Tickets for next year’s Women’s World Cup in ​Brazil will go on sale ‌from December 1, organisers said ​on Friday, with an ⁠initial eight-day sales window opening ahead of the tournament’s draw on December ‌11.

Fans will be able to purchase tickets ‌in categories one, two, and three, with prices starting from ⁠$ 5.32 in category three, depending on the matches selected. The tournament ​will offer several ‌ticket packages, including a Brazil team pass covering the hosts’ three group stage matches, an arena ‌pass providing access to ​matches at a chosen venue up to the quarterfinals, ⁠and a flex pass that allows fans to select three ‌eligible games.

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“Brazil ​is preparing to welcome world-class football once again. From ⁠December 1, fans will be able ⁠to take the first step towards being part of ‌this incredible event,” said Sarai Bareman, FIFA chief women’s football officer.

Bareman announced the details at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracana Stadium, which will host both ‌the opening match and the final

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