FIFA has announced that it will make more tickets available for all 104 matches of the World Cup, starting Wednesday at 11:00 AM EDT, after fans complained about the introduction of higher price categories. The new categories have generated dissatisfaction, with fans accusing that better seats in the purchased categories were reserved, leaving them with less favorable seats. Ticket prices ranged from $140 for Category 3 to $10,990 for the final. It was also reported that ticket sales for the USA-Paraguay match on June 12 are slow, with only 40,934 tickets sold, compared to 50,661 for the Iran-New Zealand match. The estimated capacity of SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles is approximately 69,650 seats.
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