July 14–15 — Spain and Argentina advanced
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Compare lower-price listings first, then decide whether better seats justify paying more. The semifinals are done: Spain beat France 2-0 in Dallas and Argentina edged England 2-1 in Atlanta. The two winners meet in the July 19 final at MetLife Stadium — and France vs England play for third place in Miami on July 18. See the final page for live prices. Current resale prices start around $800, with final options changing by city and section.
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Prices can vary across Dallas, Atlanta. If you can travel, compare city pages before buying.
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Start by comparing the lowest resale listings for World Cup Semifinals, then check whether the seat location, date, and quantity still work for you. Prices often vary heavily by city.
They can be worth it when your priority is getting in the building. For better sightlines, floor access, or VIP inclusions, compare against premium sections before buying.
There is no guaranteed cheapest day. Softer-demand dates can dip closer to the event, but high-demand World Cup Semifinals shows often get tighter as inventory sells through.
World Cup Semifinals resale tickets currently show a starting signal around $800. Live listings can change quickly by city and seat quality.