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The Independent UK
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Kieran Jackson

England v France World Cup third place play-off set to be played in front of thousands of empty seats

England France World Cup
  • Thousands of tickets remain unsold for England's World Cup bronze final against France, scheduled for Saturday in Miami.
  • Approximately 7,000 tickets are still available for the third-place play-off at the 65,000-capacity Miami Stadium, including around 1,000 on general sale priced between £657 and £855.
  • An additional 5,000 tickets are listed on the official resale website for about £350, plus a 15% fee, with some category one tickets also heavily discounted.
  • Both England and France are competing in the bronze final after losing their semi-final matches, with England falling to Argentina and France to Spain.
  • England boss Thomas Tuchel stated that neither his players nor the French players want to play in the match, which kicks off at 10pm BST and will be shown live on BBC One.

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England vs France faces low demand with thousands of tickets unsold for World Cup bronze final

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