The sale of tickets for the World Cup - South Africa 2010

Based on the recent report published by FIFA because of the high demand of some favorite team specific ticket number of countries like England, Brazil, Argentina, Ireland and the Netherlands have been sold out.

However, in a press statement on June 16, 2009, exactly a year in which to kick off the 2010 World Cup, the second phase of ticket sales, which came to serve, first serve "will initially be made public continues to 16November 2009. This can be a great relief for fans who book their ticket yet.

According to FIFA press release as of today, there were a total of 630 021 tickets in 188 countries and territories have been sold. Half of the total amounts of the contracts were 630,021 tickets by the local, South Africa presented. supporters of the United States bought the second highest number of tickets (73,441), followed by UK (42,907), Germany (30,880) and Australia(15,038). Revenues from supporters of the Italy national team is orders of 6,063 tickets, 5,777 tickets Brazil fans and supporters of the national team of France was alrady bought 5,106 tickets so far.

According to FIFA, the second phase of ticket sales has seen more than 105,322 tickets so far confirmed and approved. There is also the incredible demand for tickets and single game. Currently, more than 72,000 requests for tickets are being processed (confirmationsare due at the end of this week). If a confirmed ticket can not be paid by the applicant, will be made available to the public again.

Supporters are urged to FIFA for their orders to the official websites of ticket to avoid fraudulent sites and high prices on the unofficial. World Cup is the most anticipated event of football fans around the world. While there are broadcast live on local television, the feeling in the stadium and your favorite songplay for fame is a very different.

For more information on tickets, location, time, players will visit the participating countries and 2010 World Cup South Africa

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