' Watch Wales for Just £3.50p '
Wed Apr 26, 2017 7:05 pm
Wales v Serbia World Cup qualifier tickets will only cost you £3.50!
Wednesday 26th April 2017
Welsh football fans can see Chris Coleman's Euro 2016 heroes continue their push for the 2018 World Cup finals against Serbia in June for just £3.50!
The FAW have announced 2,200 tickets for visiting fans have been made available for the key Group D qualifying clash at the Rajko Mitic Stadium, in Belgrade, for the price of a pint of beer in most Cardiff city centre bars.
The clash at Red Star Belgrade’s home ground kicks off at 8.45pm local time on Sunday, June 11, and Welsh fans can expect for fork out one of the lowest prices in recent international history to see if Coleman’s squad, minus talisman Gareth Bale, can pull off a victory to get themselves right back in the qualifying mix.
The first round of tickets go on sale at 10am this Friday to 10am Tuesday May, 2, for the 2018 World Cup gold of junior members plus anyone who has attended any four of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history.
Wales star Neil Taylor banned for two matches after horror tackle that broke Everton star Seamus Coleman's leg
All members who qualify under this criteria are guaranteed a ticket provided they book before next Tuesday morning.
From 2pm on Tuesday the remainder of the tickets will go on sale to the World Cup gold and junior members alongside those who have attended three out of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history and this will run to 10am on Friday, May 5.
Stage three runs from 2pm on Friday until 10am on May 9 for those who have attended two out of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history.
There’s five booking stages in all running through until 10am on Tuesday, May 16, though at those prices tickets are expected to sell like hot cakes
Wednesday 26th April 2017
Welsh football fans can see Chris Coleman's Euro 2016 heroes continue their push for the 2018 World Cup finals against Serbia in June for just £3.50!
The FAW have announced 2,200 tickets for visiting fans have been made available for the key Group D qualifying clash at the Rajko Mitic Stadium, in Belgrade, for the price of a pint of beer in most Cardiff city centre bars.
The clash at Red Star Belgrade’s home ground kicks off at 8.45pm local time on Sunday, June 11, and Welsh fans can expect for fork out one of the lowest prices in recent international history to see if Coleman’s squad, minus talisman Gareth Bale, can pull off a victory to get themselves right back in the qualifying mix.
The first round of tickets go on sale at 10am this Friday to 10am Tuesday May, 2, for the 2018 World Cup gold of junior members plus anyone who has attended any four of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history.
Wales star Neil Taylor banned for two matches after horror tackle that broke Everton star Seamus Coleman's leg
All members who qualify under this criteria are guaranteed a ticket provided they book before next Tuesday morning.
From 2pm on Tuesday the remainder of the tickets will go on sale to the World Cup gold and junior members alongside those who have attended three out of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history and this will run to 10am on Friday, May 5.
Stage three runs from 2pm on Friday until 10am on May 9 for those who have attended two out of the last nine qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history.
There’s five booking stages in all running through until 10am on Tuesday, May 16, though at those prices tickets are expected to sell like hot cakes
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Re: ' Watch Wales for Just £3.50p '
Wed Apr 26, 2017 7:12 pm
Booked flights etc already, was expecting a larger allocation.
Anyone buying a ticket for points but can't go, I'll buy it off you
Anyone buying a ticket for points but can't go, I'll buy it off you
Re: ' Watch Wales for Just £3.50p '
Wed Apr 26, 2017 11:45 pm
It has been suggested may have to collect tickets in Serbia as fans passing tickets on. Cant see it happening though, will wait and see.