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Sold out or not? Why World Cup crowds look different from official figures

Many venues hosting World Cup matches are operating below their normal maximum capacity because FIFA requires modifications to meet tournament standards.

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Business StandardCenter·2h ago
Sold out or not? Why World Cup crowds look different from official figures
Many venues hosting World Cup matches are operating below their normal maximum capacity because FIFA requires modifications to meet tournament standards.
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