There are still about 7,000 tickets available on Fifa’s websites for Saturday’s World Cup bronze medal match between England and France, Yankee Scores reports.
The game in Miami (kick off 22:00 BST) has yet to sell out as of Friday at 10:00 BST, with 1,246 tickets on general sale listed at $865 (£657) and $1,125 (£855).
On the official resale platform, there are another 5,864 tickets, the cheapest of which is a category three ticket at face value $455 (£346) plus Fifa’s 15% fee.
But there are plenty of tickets in the higher price categories listed way below what they were bought for, per BBC Sport.
A category one ticket is heavily discounted from its original price of $1,125 (£855) to $659 (£500).
Sunday’s World Cup final is not yet sold out, with 32 of the most expensive tickets still on general sale.
But these tickets are between $29,995 (£22,796) and $32,970 (£25,057). These are regular tickets, not VIP.
There are still more than a thousand tickets available on the Fifa resale site, many at face value plus the Fifa fee.
These tickets were originally priced at $7,380 (£5,609) but if you chose to buy one of these Fifa will add a further $1,107 (£841).
The priciest re-sold ticket for the final is listed at $2m (£1.52m), plus a Fifa fee of $300,000 (£228,000).
Users set prices on resale, which do not directly reflect what people are paying.
