The world’s single most popular sporting event has the ticket price ranging from $105 to $172.94. It was also made clear that the tickets will be sold on first come, first serve basis. Meanwhile, 622,117 tickets have been allotted compared to 473076 allotted for Brazil 2014.
From the total number of applications, the majority has come from Russia, and based on the results of the Random Selection Draw process 57 per cent of tickets were allocated to Russian fans.
While nearly 3 million tickets were sold in 2014, Russia 2018 tickets sales expectations are higher. as at media time over 1.6 million request has been made by fans.
With those factors in mind, here are the final pots for the Final Draw:
| POT 1 | POT 2 | POT 3 | POT 4 |
| Russia | Spain | Denmark | Serbia |
| Germany | Peru | Iceland | Nigeria |
| Brazil | Switzerland | Costa Rica | Australia |
| Portugal | England | Sweden | Japan |
| Argentina | Colombia | Tunisia | Morocco |
| Belgium | Mexico | Egypt | Panama |
| Poland | Uruguay | Senegal | Korea Republic |
| France | Croatia | Iran | Saudi Arabia |
It is worth remembering that the principle of drawing the teams into the groups will remain unchanged. This means that no teams from the same confederation, with the exception of UEFA, which could have up to two teams in the same group, will be drawn into the same group.
The Final Draw will take place on Friday 1 December at Moscow’s State Kremlin Palace. Make sure to follow the event as it unfolds on FIFA.com and across social media platforms: Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
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