The Brazil x Argentina match will be held on November 21 (Photo: Lucas Figueiredo, Brazilian Football Confederation, Disclosure)
Ticket sales for the Brazil x Argentina match, valid for the sixth round of the South American World Cup qualifiers, opened at 7pm on Tuesday (14). However, the queue to buy a ticket for the classic match to be held in the Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro, on November 21, has approached the capacity of Beira Rio, home of Internacional, of 50,000 people.
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At around 7:40 p.m., anyone looking for a ticket had to wait for 49,144 other people who were at the front. But after about 10 minutes, the waiting list dropped to “only” 40,200.
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— Currently, we are receiving a lot of requests to purchase tickets for this event. As soon as possible, you will be automatically redirected to continue your purchase. Stay in touch — wrote the sales platform on the waiting page.
One hour after the opening of ticket sales for the Brazil x Argentina match, only the Maracanã Mes strip, which costs R$2,600, was available for purchase. All others have already been sold. For those interested, it’s worth keeping an eye on the sales site for possible batches of tickets being released.
According to the geThere were 69,900 tickets on sale for the match, which will be the team’s third at home under Fernando Diniz and the first in the Libertadores title stage with Fluminense.
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