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World Cup 2026 Tickets: Prices Skyrocket to $11,258 for the Final

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

World‌ Cup ‍2026⁤ Tickets Re-Sale Launches with Final Tickets Starting at ⁤€9,667

New York‍ – Tickets for⁣ teh 2026 FIFA World Cup are available ⁤again today​ via the official FIFA resale platform, tho prices for the most​ coveted matches ⁣remain exceptionally high. Currently, the least expensive ticket⁢ for the final is⁤ listed ​at €9,667, reflecting continued strong demand for the tournament hosted across the United States, canada, and‌ Mexico.

The ‍re-sale platform’s launch addresses ‌concerns about ticket accessibility⁤ and safety in the secondary market. FIFA emphasizes⁤ the platform provides a ​secure, legally compliant method for fans to ‍buy and sell tickets, operating within U.S. legislation. This move comes as the legal secondary ticket market gains‌ traction, prompting FIFA to implement a system⁤ designed to‍ balance fan access with maximizing revenue reinvestment into global football.

FIFA officials confirmed the‍ continued​ availability of ⁣”Follow-your-Team” packages,allowing supporters to secure tickets for all of thier⁣ nation’s group stage matches. According to FIFA, ‌the resale platform is⁢ a necessary step, ensuring fans have access⁤ while simultaneously guaranteeing the​ greatest possible value is‍ returned to the sport thru worldwide redistribution.

“The FIFA resale ⁤platform offers fans a​ safe method ⁤to sell or buy tickets ⁤on the secondary market within the framework of US law,” a FIFA representative stated. “The fact that the secondary market⁣ is ⁢legal makes it unavoidable to‍ install a ticket model that lives up to our responsibility to enable access for fans and, at the same time,​ ensure ⁣that as much value as​ possible flows back into the sport for‍ worldwide redistribution.”

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Dynamo Dresden coach Stamm: “Bern is not an issue” | sport

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Awkward! Third division team Dynamo Dresden lost 1:3 in the Saxony Cup after extra time at fourth division team Chemnitzer FC. There is speculation about coach Thomas Stamm (41).

As the “Schaffhauser Nachrichten” reports, Stamm is considered a possible successor to the fired Patrick Frame at Young Boys Bern.

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The reigning Swiss champions parted ways with Frame after a disastrous start to the season with just six points from the first nine games. Especially since the club has so far remained pointless and goalless in the Champions League.

Fishermen are also an issue

U21 coach Joël Magnin will take over on an interim basis until the winter break, after which a new coach will be presented. In addition to Stamm, ex-Union coach Urs Fischer should also be an issue.

However, Stamm himself clearly rejected a possible move to Bern.

“We had contact in the summer about a player we were interested in,” he explained after the cup exit in Chemnitz. “Since then there has been no conversation or contact. That’s why it’s not an issue. I can’t put it any clearer than that.”

About the game: Dresden with five changes in the starting eleven. Captain and Sapina are not there at all and are spared.

Aljaz Casar (l.) gave Dynamo the lead, but had to go out shortly afterwards with his nose demolished

Foto: PICTURE POINT

After great preparatory work by Meißner and Sterner, Casar puts the Dynamos in the lead with a flare from 14 meters into the left corner (21st). It is the first competitive goal for the defender, who came from Halle in the summer.

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Bitter, however: Shortly afterwards it was over for the goalscorer; after a collision with teammate Menzel, Casar had to go out with a badly bleeding nose.

Erlbeck (31) equalized before the break. Dresden’s substitute keeper Mesenhöler doesn’t look happy and can’t hold on to the ball after a corner. The visitors’ defense also didn’t seem confident when trying to play short passes.

After the break the game was very disjointed and had few chances, but it was exciting. A class difference cannot really be seen in front of 10,000 spectators. Logical consequence: extension.

CFC substitute Eppendorfer came up trumps, shooting the underdog 2-1 in front with a backheel trick (103′).

Six minutes before the end of extra time, Chemnitz Fischer sealed the embarrassing end for last season’s disappointing Saxony Cup winners with a 3-1 win.

Coach Stamm: “In terms of duels, conviction and will, it was particularly disappointing in extra time. It must not happen to us that Chemnitz wanted to progress any more…”

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Ice hockey: Dresden-Bubi (17) with dream goal on professional debut | sport

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The first name Felix is ​​Latin and has several meanings in German: happy, successful and lucky. And in this fairytale debut in German ice hockey, everything happens at once…

Bubi Felix Krüger from the Dresdner Eislöwen scored an absolute dream goal in his first professional game against Weiden (3:2 nP). BILD tells its story.

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The homegrown player only turned 17 at the end of August, slipped into the DEL2 squad due to three failures and hit the target from the blue line to make it 2-1 (26th)!

And as a defender for his hometown club. Because Krüger is a native of Dresden.

Sports director Matthias Roos (44): “A great thing! Matej Mrazek held the puck against the boards for almost fifteen seconds and passed it back to Felix, who then brought it hard onto the goal!”

Who is the super gem? Krüger is a German U18 national player and is trained there by the best DEL scorer of all time, Patrick Reimer (41, 1089 games, 394 goals, 465 assists).

Eislöwen coach Niklas Sundblad is also happy about Krüger’s debut

Photo: Dirk Sukow

The first division legend of German ice hockey (including Nürnberg Ice Tigers, Düsseldorfer EG) is also enthusiastic. “I watched the video on Monday,” Reimer tells BILD. “That’s really special, a great story. We want talented people to duel with adult professionals, gain the trust to play and pay the clubs back.”

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At the beginning of August, the ex-DEL star had Krüger under his wing at an international U18 tournament in Canada. Reimer: “Felix did a solid job defensively. Nevertheless, you can improve anywhere at that age. It will be important for him to play an even better first pass on offense in the transition game.”

Dresden’s sports director Roos says: “We like Felix’s running technique and speed, he is an excellent ice skater!” Krüger also impresses with his good eye and positional play. They say he actually needs to work on his shot – although no one noticed that on Sunday.

Reimer grins: “But he won’t be judged on goals so quickly!”

Extra praise from the coach

The Dresden Ice Lions have the ritual of selecting a Man of the Match as a team after every game. It was almost logical that the team, which was full of veterans, decided on Krüger!

And the coach went all out with the special praise! Niklas Sundblad (51): “I would like to highlight Felix. He did a great job, especially after we only had five defenders.”

Because Samuel Schindler (19), who started the game ailing, had to stay in the dressing room after the first third, Krüger’s deployment was even longer and more important. As a minor, he had to wear a full visor.

The youngster will probably be there again on Wednesday (7.30 p.m.) at the away game in Freiburg. Meanwhile, the Ice Lions advised their fans on Instagram: “Call your children Felix again…”

In the middle of the gameIce hockey fan goes blank

Those: X: @TheFleshGordon06.06.2024

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Handball: First Köster, then Knorr! Maturity test for Bundesliga club | Sportmix

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Two top clubs in five days. After that, SC DHfK will see for the first time where the journey of the Handball Bundesliga can lead to.

On Sunday, Leipzig will play at home against Gummersbach (4.30 p.m., live on Dyn, Advertisement) with Julian Köster, on Thursday (7 p.m.) also at home against the Rhein-Neckar Löwen with Juri Knorr. Both teams have ambitions. Gummersbach already plays in Europe, the Löwen would like to do so again at the end of the season. And Leipzig has also dreamed of it in recent years – and wants to become stronger at home.

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“They are two very good opponents. I think we are capable of getting points against both of them,” says coach Runar Sigtryggsson. “But I also know that both teams are capable of getting two points from us. Both games will be on a level playing field.”

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And he continued: “We need good support and maybe a bit of luck. The Lions have started the season very well after what they consider to be a catastrophic season. And Gummersbach seems to be getting stronger every day in terms of sponsorship and on the pitch.”

Leipzig coach: “We need support and a bit of luck”

Will the games give an indication of how the season will go?

He’s in the airMonster pass from handball superstar

Handball: First Köster, then Knorr! Maturity test for Bundesliga club | Sportmix

Quelle: DYN16.09.2024

Managing Director Karsten Günther: “The answer is boring, but if we have learned one thing, it is that it is very good for us if we only think from game to game. The next game is Gummersbach and it doesn’t matter who points the finger where. We have to and want to deliver our best performance and leave the pitch as winners in the anniversary game (Leipzig is celebrating the club’s 70th birthday with a big gala on Friday, ed.).”

Backcourt shooter Matthew Klima stays cool: “If we lose, we have to win afterwards.”

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Transfer: Who lured Sterner to Dynamo Dresden | Sport

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From the far north to deep Saxony: Dynamo Dresden’s new signing Jonas Sterner (22) is sure that he will quickly make the transition.

The first training session with his new team on Thursday in sweltering heat of well over 30 degrees was a real challenge for the loan player from Holstein Kiel.

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“It’s definitely different than in Kiel,” admits the attacker. “But I think you get used to it through the training sessions.”

The process of settling into the new team has already taken place. Sterner: “The guys all greeted me so warmly. I feel as if I’ve been here for a long time.”

A pleasant side effect: the Husum native already knows playmaker Niklas Hauptmann and goalkeeper Tim Schreiber from their time together in Kiel.

“I wrote a lot and for a long time with Tim before the change,” says Jonas SternerAnd he reveals with a smile that Schreiber’s powers of persuasion via WhatsApp actually played a part in the transfer: “He did a lot of work there.”

Training with hand-holding: Dynamo welcomed the new arrival (2nd from left)

Photo: Olaf Rentsch

However, the winger didn’t have to think long when the name Dynamo Dresden was mentioned. “After I had a look at the club, it quickly became clear that I wanted to do this,” explains Sterner. “That this was exactly the right step. Here, where the fans are brutally behind the team and the city is shaking.”

This also made it easier for him to step away from his familiar surroundings for the first time. “It was clear to me that I needed something new. A new stimulus, new people. Out of my comfort zone.”

Speaking of comfort zones: “This training center here is really amazing. I sometimes have to pinch myself.”

This is not the only reason why Sterner chose Dynamo over Münster. The second division newcomers also wanted to sign him.

Sterner knows how to climb the ladder

“I looked at Kiel to see which system would suit me best,” he explains. “I wanted a club where it would be easiest for me to get into. And one that was playing at the top. That suits me better than a relegation battle.”

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No wonder. If you have experienced promotion with Kiel like he did – and even into the Bundesliga – you get a taste for it.

Dynamo Dresden sees the newcomer primarily on the right wing, but also in the center. Where does he see himself?

“Exactly where the coach puts me,” says Sterner, even if it sounds trite. “It’s been like that my whole career. That’s how I got into the youth national team, because they needed a right-back. Of course you can’t say no to that.”

Conclusion from Sterner: “I’m just happy when I can play.” Maybe on Saturday (2 p.m.) against Stuttgart II? “I hope so…”

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Major investor yes or no? FCM boss: How we make more money | Sport

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The announcement of the Chairman of the Supervisory Board is clear: In order to secure the future of FCM in the 2. Liga Matthias Niedung (41) wants to find a Magdeburg way.

In the FCM podcast “Once – Forever”, Niedung explained: “We have to be different from the others.”

This means that major investors will have no place at the second division club in the future either. Niedung, who has headed the supervisory board since 2022: “We need new partners and sponsors who have blue and white blood and who identify with the club.”

That is why new marketing strategies are to be developed. The club should also be made attractive to companies that have not previously had the club on their radar.

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In terms of sales figures, FCM is in the lower third of the 2nd division with a balance sheet total of 25 million euros.

Niedung: “Nevertheless, we manage to be competitive. And it is our aim to land in the middle of the field at some point. We have to see how we can get there with our values ​​and creative ideas.”

Niedung also sees a need to catch up in terms of membership numbers. The number currently stands at around 13,400. Niedung: “Every new member helps us, helps the next generation.”

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