FIFA is warning football fans to beware of fake tickets for next year’s World Cup in South Africa as it cracks down on fraudulent Internet sales.
In order to prevent forgery, official match tickets will only be printed a few weeks before the tournament kicks off next year.
FIFA has revealed that it is working with international authorities to address the problem. It praises in particular British efforts to shut down websites selling fake tickets.
FIFA has reiterated that fans who buy fake tickets will not be able to access the stadium on the day of the match.
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Source(s): BBC News
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