FIFA announced when soccer fans will get their first chance to buy tickets to the 2026 World Cup after the tournament draw is determined next month.

104 matches. 48 teams. One trophy. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the grandest iteration in the competition’s history. Co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, next summer’s expanded and reformatted tournament promises to deliver a spectacle like no other.

FIFA on Wednesday announced that the third phase of 2026 World Cup tickets sales will begin on Dec. 11, making this round -- beginning six days after the draw -- the first chance for buyers to bid on single-match tickets based on exact matchup.

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Ronaldo has been allowed to play Portugal’s first game at the 2026 World Cup despite being initially slapped with a three-game ban.