MARKETSSTORY 547· JULY 2, 2026

World Cup Knockout Round Resale Tickets Are Cheaper Now Than They Were in the Group Stage

Resale prices for World Cup knockout round tickets have declined from the levels that defined the group stage, handing last-minute buyers a relative discount. The shift marks a reversal from a period of exceptional secondary-market demand…

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