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FIFA: 2.95 million World Cup tickets sold
Publication date 21 November 2022 | 08:34 | ICT

Nearly three million World Cup tickets have been sold, FIFA said on November 20, as the governing body's president revealed the tournament had helped push revenues over the past four years to a record $7.5 billion.

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