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FIFA U-17 World Cup: Carles Puyol kicks off ticket sales in India
The Fédération Internationale de Football Association and the local organising committee kick started the ticket sales process for the FIFA U-17 World, today and it was Spanish football legend and ex-captain of Barcelona FC Carles Puyol who attracted all the attention.
Puyol, who is in India to promote the ticketing launch, handed over the first lot of tickets of the upcoming Under-17 FIFA World Cup to the grand daughter-in-law of 1911 IFA Shield winning Mohun Bagan captain Shibdas Bhaduri.
FIFA U-17 World Cup: Carles Puyol kicks off ticket sales in India - India.com
The Fédération Internationale de Football Association and the local organising committee kick started the ticket sales process for the FIFA U-17 World, today and it was Spanish football legend and ex-captain of Barcelona FC Carles Puyol who attracted all the attention.
Puyol, who is in India to promote the ticketing launch, handed over the first lot of tickets of the upcoming Under-17 FIFA World Cup to the grand daughter-in-law of 1911 IFA Shield winning Mohun Bagan captain Shibdas Bhaduri.
FIFA U-17 World Cup: Carles Puyol kicks off ticket sales in India - India.com
Spain, Turkey, England and Germany reached the 2017 UEFA European U-17 Championship semi-finals and, in doing so, secured berths at India 2017. They will be joined by France, who won a play-off match against Hungary.
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Tickets of U-17 World Cup matches sold out in Kolkata
Football crazy fans of Kolkata have once again lived up to their reputation as tickets of FIFA U- 17 World Cup matches, to be held at the Salt Lake stadium here, were “sold out” in less than 12 hours.
In the first phase after its launch, the venue package tickets for Kolkata were kept at throwaway prices of Rs 480, 960 and 1920 for the 10 matches including the summit clash on October 28.
Sports Gallery: Tickets of U-17 World Cup matches sold out in Kolkata | The Statesman
Football crazy fans of Kolkata have once again lived up to their reputation as tickets of FIFA U- 17 World Cup matches, to be held at the Salt Lake stadium here, were “sold out” in less than 12 hours.
In the first phase after its launch, the venue package tickets for Kolkata were kept at throwaway prices of Rs 480, 960 and 1920 for the 10 matches including the summit clash on October 28.
Sports Gallery: Tickets of U-17 World Cup matches sold out in Kolkata | The Statesman
FIFA picks holes in safety measures at stadium
Almost every time the Indian Super League (ISL) moved into the city, the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium at Kaloor has seen a sea of revelling humanity toasting every good move.
Kochi has seen some of the biggest crowds in the country for the ISL games, with attendance figures crossing 60,000 on some occasions, and during the One-Day International cricket matches, the stadium has been often packed.
But football’s world body FIFA’s strict regulations for its under-17 World Cup matches, which limit the maximum number of spectators allowed into the stadium at 41,700, bring up the question whether the lives of thousands of fans had been put at risk during the ISL and ODI matches here.
FIFA has made it clear that in an emergency, the entire stadium has to be evacuated in eight minutes flat. And that is why it has decided to use just two tiers of the three-tier Nehru Stadium for this October’s World Cup and to leave the top tier vacant, keeping away some 12,000 fans.
FIFA picks holes in safety measures at stadium - Today's Paper - The Hindu
Almost every time the Indian Super League (ISL) moved into the city, the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium at Kaloor has seen a sea of revelling humanity toasting every good move.
Kochi has seen some of the biggest crowds in the country for the ISL games, with attendance figures crossing 60,000 on some occasions, and during the One-Day International cricket matches, the stadium has been often packed.
But football’s world body FIFA’s strict regulations for its under-17 World Cup matches, which limit the maximum number of spectators allowed into the stadium at 41,700, bring up the question whether the lives of thousands of fans had been put at risk during the ISL and ODI matches here.
FIFA has made it clear that in an emergency, the entire stadium has to be evacuated in eight minutes flat. And that is why it has decided to use just two tiers of the three-tier Nehru Stadium for this October’s World Cup and to leave the top tier vacant, keeping away some 12,000 fans.
FIFA picks holes in safety measures at stadium - Today's Paper - The Hindu
India says no Commonwealth shambles at U17 football World Cup
India has promised that this year's U17 football World Cup will avoid the errors of New Delhi's 2010 Commonwealth Games, which were notorious for shoddy facilities and corruption.
Subrata Dutta, a vice-president of the All India Football Federation, said the tournament in October -- the biggest football competition ever held in India -- would make the country proud.
"It will be different (from the Commonwealth Games)," Dutta told AFP at the World Football Forum in Changsha, China.
"I think it will really make us proud and we will be able to give our best."
India says no Commonwealth shambles at U17 football World Cup | Daily Mail Online
India has promised that this year's U17 football World Cup will avoid the errors of New Delhi's 2010 Commonwealth Games, which were notorious for shoddy facilities and corruption.
Subrata Dutta, a vice-president of the All India Football Federation, said the tournament in October -- the biggest football competition ever held in India -- would make the country proud.
"It will be different (from the Commonwealth Games)," Dutta told AFP at the World Football Forum in Changsha, China.
"I think it will really make us proud and we will be able to give our best."
India says no Commonwealth shambles at U17 football World Cup | Daily Mail Online
Ghana, Guinea, Mali and Niger reached the semi-finals of the 2017 CAF Africa U-17 Cup of Nations in Gabon to take Africa's spots at India 2017.
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Total 24 Teams Qualified for Fifa U17 World Cup 2017 INDIA
Teams Qualified from " AFRICA "
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Niger
Teams Qualified from " ASIA "
India
Iran
Iraq
Japan
Korea DPR
Teams Qualified from " EUROPE "
England
France
Germany
Spain
Turkey
Teams Qualified from " NORTH, CENTRAL AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN "
Costa Rica
Honduras
Mexico
USA
Teams Qualified from " OCEANIA "
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Teams Qualified from " SOUTH AMERICA "
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Paraguay
Teams Qualified from " AFRICA "
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Niger
Teams Qualified from " ASIA "
India
Iran
Iraq
Japan
Korea DPR
Teams Qualified from " EUROPE "
England
France
Germany
Spain
Turkey
Teams Qualified from " NORTH, CENTRAL AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN "
Costa Rica
Honduras
Mexico
USA
Teams Qualified from " OCEANIA "
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Teams Qualified from " SOUTH AMERICA "
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Paraguay
