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Do you want to go to the 2018 World Cup in Russia?

Jan 12, 2018

We are pleased to confirm the Ticketing arrangements FIFA has made for the benefits of those Member Associations that did not qualify for the final competition of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia.

The Ticket allocation procedure for Member Associations varies depending on whether or not the Member Association (the “MA”) qualifies for the final competition of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia (the Event).

The provisions made under the Ticket Allocation Agreement are the same for both the MAs that qualify for the final competition in Russia (the “Participating Member Association “or ‘’PMAs’’) and those that do not qualify (the “Non – Participating Member Associations” or ‘’NPMAs”)

The Botswana Football Association has been allocated the following number of tickets for the 2018 World Cup in Russia:

A maximum of 20 tickets per match for the group stage matches, the Round of 16 matches, the quarter finals and the 3rd and 4th place match.
A maximum of 10 tickets per match for each of the semi-finals and the Final match.

Any person or entity interested in purchasing a ticket for the World Cup should contact the Executive office at the Botswana Football Association, not later than Friday, 19th January 2018

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