World Cup Attendances Pass One Million Mark: FIFA

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Russia fans wave national flags as fans from participating countries gathered on Nikolskaya Street to celebrate and to cheer on their teams, on the eve of the 2018 soccer World Cup, in Moscow, Russia, June 13, 2018. AP

TEMPO.CO, Moscow - Over one million fans have attended games at the World Cup, organizers FIFA said in a statement on Thursday after Denmark`s 1-1 draw with Australia, the 21st match of the tournament in Russia.



"To date, more than 2.6 million tickets have been allocated to football fans all around the world, with ticket sales ongoing until July 15. On average, World Cup stadium occupancy is at 97 percent and more than 70,000 tickets have been resold," added the statement.


The only glaring case of large numbers of empty seats was Uruguay's 1-0 win over Egypt in Yekaterinburg, where 6,000 tickets which had been allocated were left unused.


FIFA said that was due to "no shows" from constituent groups which include sponsors, member associations and supporters.


REUTERS


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