Fans are already planning their trips to Qatar, which will host the most compact version of the FIFA World Cup in modern history.
All eight stadiums are within an hour of central Doha – meaning fans, players and officials will always be in the thick of the action during the 28-day tournament, which kicks off at Al Bayt Stadium on 21 November.
And uniquely in the modern era, fans will have the chance to attend more than one match a day at the beginning of the tournament.
Fans applied for more than 17 million tickets during the initial random draw selection, with many supporters already securing their seats during the current payment phase, which finishes on 21 March at 1 PM Doha time.
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