According to Mundo Deportivo, tickets for the France vs. Spain semi-final are still available, but at exorbitant prices. The Spanish team will wear their second jersey for this match.
It's still possible to buy tickets for the France vs. Spain semi-final, but the prices are outrageous. A better approach is to join groups of Spaniards living in Miami or New York, who bought tickets as soon as they went on sale and might find resale tickets for around $4,500 each.
On FIFA's official website, a limited number of individual tickets remain, with the cheapest price at $12,700. There are also two VIP box packages, including catering, priced at a hefty $346,250 for a 24-seat box and $316,980 for a 14-seat box. Tickets can also be purchased through FIFA's official resale platform, but the prices are equally exorbitant.
In this semi-final, Spain will again use their second kit, as they are considered the away team against France. France will wear their iconic dark blue kit, an elegant design featuring a distinctive collar.
Spain's second jersey has become a phenomenal product of this World Cup, a resounding success for Adidas. The jersey features a cream and off-white base, reminiscent of the colors of old book pages, and incorporates patterns inspired by designs and graphics from classic Spanish literary manuscripts. Gold and burgundy details adorn the cuffs and collar. The letter Ñ is prominently displayed on the back of the jersey, symbolizing cultural identity.
This jersey pays homage to the Spanish literary tradition, and its connection with fans extends far beyond the realm of pure football. The Spanish national team has worn this jersey three times in this tournament.
