Tickets for 2010 on sale through Fifa website

Friday 20 February 2009 01:00 GMT

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Tickets for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa go on sale from 11am today via Fifa's website, www.fifa.com.

Around 750,000 of 3m in all will be available in the first phase (of five), and can be pre-ordered for individual games (protagonists as yet unknown) or in "Team specific" packages.

Prices range from £56-£112 per game up to £620 for the best seats at the final. Oversubscribed matches will be decided by random draw.

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