Last Chance: World Cup Tickets on Sale Now

0:00FIFA just dropped the fourth and final ticket window for this summer's World Cup, giving soccer fans across the globe one last shot at grabbing seats. To the biggest show on turf, matches kick off in the United States, Mexico and Canada, and sales started Wednesday at 11 a.m. eastern time on FIFA.com's last tickets. Fans jumped on it right away, but expect those first come first serve lines to drag on for hours, especially early in the phase. The good news is, this window stays open straight through the entire tournament. Plenty of supporters missed out on earlier rounds, but FIFA's stressing that unavailable seats could pop up anytime, so keep checking back regularly. They'll release more on a rolling basis, even up to game day. There's also the official resale marketplace where folks selling extra tickets can connect with buyers who need them. Just a heads up though, a ticket alone won't get you past borders, so double check entry rules on the host country websites for the US, Mexico, or Canada. Keep an eye on that site if you're still hunting, because opportunities like these don't

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