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India vs Brazil football tickets SOLD OUT in minutes, Kolkata to see massive crowds for Oct 3 clash

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India prepares to face Brazil in a historic football exhibition match on October 3. Tickets sold out quickly, with high demand across all categories.

The ticket sales for the India versus Brazil football exhibition match began promptly at 4 PM IST on Wednesday through the official ticketing partner. Within just 20 minutes, most of the seats, especially in the non-premium categories priced between Rs 1000 and Rs 5000, were sold out due to overwhelming demand. Many fans had to wait in virtual queues, similar to the experience often seen during IPL ticket launches. Additionally, premium tickets ranging from 10,000 to 15,000 rupees also saw high demand, while the cheapest tickets started at Rs 999.

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Brazil, renowned as five-time world champions and ranked fifth in the FIFA rankings, will visit India for this historic event. The match is scheduled for October 3 at the Vivekananda Yabarti Kradhaa stadium in Kolkata, a stadium with a capacity of 85,000. Significantly, this will be the first time Brazil’s senior men’s national team will play in India, making the fixture one of the biggest in the history of Indian football.

India, currently ranked 138th in the FIFA rankings, will face its highest-ranked opponent since the ranking system was introduced in 1992. This unique opportunity highlights the rapid growth and rising profile of football in India as the nation welcomes one of the sport’s global giants. The event is expected to attract a packed stadium with passionate football supporters eager to witness this milestone.

The enthusiasm around this exhibition match reflects increasing interest and support for football across India. Hosting a team like Brazil provides a significant boost to the sport, inspiring players and fans alike. As the excitement builds, the football community is eagerly anticipating a thrilling and memorable encounter on the pitch.

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