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Goa cold to FIFA U-17 World Cup ticket sales

Tuesday - June 6, 2017 4:14 pm , Category : SPORTS
 Goa cold to FIFA U-17 World Cup ticket sales
Goa cold to FIFA U-17 World Cup ticket sales

New Delhi June 6 (IANS) One of the most football crazy states in the country Goa has surprisingly shown very little interest in the ticket sales for the FIFA U-17 World Cup to be held at various venues across the country from October 6.


Less than 200 tickets have been sold for matches to be held at the Fatorda Stadium in Margao Goa which is one of the six venues for the tournament with the least priced ticket costing Rs 48.

The stadium with a seating capacity of 19 000 people will host nine matches including one quarter-final in the biggest football tournament to be held in India.

Local Organising Committee (LOC) Project Director Joy Bhattacharjya however is determined to stay positive and is hoping that ticket sales will pick up as the tournament draws near.

For Goa we are really hoping fans there rally around and live up to their reputation of being a hotspot for football in India we are confident sales will pick up after the draw as well. And Goa is traditionally laid back but the fans will come through in the end Bhattacharjya told IANS.

From here on with the draw the launch of the official anthem the trophy experience touring the entire country and Mission XI Million festivals there will a lot of focus on the tournament and we are confident the interest will increase dramatically he added.

On the other hand ticket sales in Guwahati and Kolkata are soaring high with more than 40 000 sold in the first phase. Kochi is also steadily making ground with more than 60 percent tickets already sold according to officials.

(Samrat Chakraborty can be contacted at samrat.c@ians.in)

-- IANS
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