2010 World Cup ticket sales update

Jerome Valcke of FIFA told the media on the official handover of Cape Town stadium to FIFA that another 164,000 90,000 World Cup tickets are going on sale on Friday (28 May 2010). The 164,000 90,000 tickets are including tickets for every match varying from 200 tickets for the South Africa-France game in Bloemfontein to 2000 tickets for the semifinals.
In total there are about 160,000 tickets still available for the public. According to FIFA sales of these tickets will bring the total sold to 98% of the 2.88 million originally available.
The new 164,000 90,000 tickets will be sold at the usual outlets in South Africa, and through Fifa's website.

UPDATE (27 May 2010):
Fom the 160,000 tickets still available are:
34,000 > category 4 tickets (SA residents only)
28,000 > category 3 tickets
23,000 > category 2 tickets
75,000 > category 1 tickets

800 tickets are still available for the final match on 11 July in Johannesburg; for other matches it’s up to a few thousands...
So far 96% of the total of 2,88 million purchasable tickets have been sold.

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