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FIFA warns Bay Area fans: Don’t buy 2026 World Cup tickets currently on resale sites

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FIFA has issued a strong warning to fans in the Bay Area against purchasing 2026 World Cup tickets from resale websites, emphasizing that no tickets have been officially released yet. The tournament will showcase six exciting matches at Levi's Stadium, heightening local interest in securing tickets. Organizers are urging fans to remain vigilant and obtain tickets only through official channels to avoid falling victim to scams and excessively marked-up prices. The prevalence of ticket fraud at major events, especially the World Cup, poses a significant risk for unsuspecting fans. With the tournament set to attract a global audience, the integrity of ticket sales becomes a paramount concern.

Fans are encouraged to stay tuned for official announcements regarding ticket availability to ensure they purchase legitimate tickets. This situation reflects broader trends in sports ticketing, where resale markets often exploit eager fans. As excitement builds for the 2026 World Cup, securing tickets through authorized sources is critical for a seamless experience.

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