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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. Start with the city pages if you know where you want to go, or use cheap, VIP and last-minute pages when your buying goal matters more than the venue.
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These pages match buyers who already know the city and whether they want cheap, VIP, or last-minute tickets.
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World Cup Semifinals resale tickets typically start around $800. Premium seats and hospitality packages run significantly higher, and prices can jump once matchups, dates, or venues are confirmed.
Current key host cities include Dallas, Atlanta. Availability changes as fixtures and inventory update, so check the live ticket path before you commit.
For high-demand World Cup Semifinals games, early buying usually wins once the matchup is clear. If the fixture is further out or demand softens, you may see better options closer to the event.
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