FIFA Cancels Free World Cup Tickets for 60 Fans After Glitch

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FIFA Cancels Free World Cup Tickets for 60 Fans After Glitch

FIFA has confirmed a website glitch allowed approximately 60 fans to receive 2026 World Cup tickets for free during the checkout process. "FIFA regrets the error and any inconvenience caused," the organization said. Tickets for group stage matches in Toronto remain reserved but the fans must pay the full price within seven days or forfeit them.

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