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FIFA defends ticket prices, visa handling ahead of World Cup start

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FIFA defends high World Cup ticket prices and addresses visa issues ahead of the tournament kick-off, with President Infantino citing record revenue projec Read More: https://punchng.com/fifa-defends-ticket-prices-visa-handling-ahead-of-world-cup-start/

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