14.09.2017
Ticket sales for the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ started today at 12:00 (Moscow time), exclusively on FIFA.com/tickets.
During the initial stage of sales phase 1, which started today and will last until 12 October, fans from all over the world will be able to place their ticket applications. All fans who will apply by 12 October will have the same chance of obtaining tickets as those who have already applied, as all requests made throughout this sales phase are collected together and drawn on a lottery basis if the number of requests exceeds the tickets available.
All successful, partially successful and unsuccessful applicants will be duly notified of the outcome of their applications by 16 November 2017.
Full details about all sales phases, ticket products and the ticketing application process are available on FIFA.com/tickets.
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