2023-10-16 12:48:37
Many supporters were already seeing Wales and Ireland face each other next Friday at the Stade de France in the semi-final of the Rugby World Cup. It will ultimately be a 100% southern hemisphere match between Argentinians and New Zealanders after the surprise victory of the Pumas and an anthology match for the All Blacks.
However, there were thousands of Irish supporters who imagined returning to Paris for next week’s meeting.
As a direct consequence of these two results, the official resale platform of the World Cup saw hundreds of tickets reappear. The day after the afternoon of the first two quarters, around 450 tickets were on sale, mainly in category 1. On the site, there were a few tickets in category 2 but they were taken by storm.
If you want to see the Pumas and the All Blacks on Friday October 20 at 9 p.m. at the Stade de France, it’s possible! However, you will have to pay less than 550 euros to get the ticket in category 1 or 350 in category 2.
Just over 450 tickets are available for resale, five days before the match.
Semi-finalists for the third time in their history after 2007 and 2015, the Pumas hope to reach their first World Cup final against the All Blacks who are gaining momentum since their inaugural defeat against France. In 2019, New Zealand lost against the English in the semi-final and intends to rectify the situation against the Argentines to clinch their fifth World Cup final after 1987, 1995, 2011 and 2015.
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