
Fifa 'lost control' of World Cup ticketing, says fan group head
Football Supporters Europe chief Ronan Evain criticizes Fifa's ticketing control at the World Cup, citing a lack of segregation and inconsistent flag policies as major risks.

Football Supporters Europe chief Ronan Evain criticizes Fifa's ticketing control at the World Cup, citing a lack of segregation and inconsistent flag policies as major risks.

Lazio's organized fan groups rejected President Claudio Lotito's open letter, calling it too late and insufficient. They vow to continue boycotting home games, streaming services, and will not vote for Forza Italia or its candidates.

Lazio's organized fan groups rejected a letter from president Claudio Lotito, calling it late and insufficient. They vowed to continue their protest by not renewing season tickets, boycotting home games, and withdrawing from streaming platforms, also stating they won't vote for Forza Italia or its candidates.
The fan interest group "Unsere Kurve" expressed understanding for the massive pyro protests during the DFB-Pokal final. The group supports the criticism from both FC Bayern Munich and VfB Stuttgart fans regarding high ticket prices and perceived disproportionate penalties for fan offenses.

Fan groups have called prices a ‘monumental betrayal’Fifa collects 30% cut on resale marketsFifa president Gianni Infantino has defended World Cup ticket prices, insisting that football’s global governing body was obliged to take advantage of US laws that allow tickets to be resold for thousands of dollars above face value.Fifa has faced searing criticism over the cost of World Cup tickets, with fan organization Football Supporters Europe (FSE) calling the pricing structure “extortionate” and a “monumental betrayal”. FSE filed a lawsuit with the European Commission in March targeting Fifa over “excessive ticket prices” for the tournament. Continue reading...

Chelsea Women will host all their Women's Super League games at Stamford Bridge from next season, aiming to increase visibility and supporter base. The move from Kingsmeadow to the 40,000-capacity stadium is part of a broader strategy to enhance the club's brand and drive growth.

Fan groups accused FIFA of a "monumental betrayal" in December when tickets were put on general sale ranging from $140 for the cheapest group games to $8,680 for the final.