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Just Rs 199! India v Uruguay tickets slashed 90% after empty seats for Brazil game

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What happened

In a bid to boost attendance at the upcoming friendly match between India and Uruguay, ticket prices have plummeted from Rs 1,999 to just Rs 199 for select seats.

This move follows a lackluster turnout during the Brazil match, which left many seats empty.

Key facts

  • In a bid to boost attendance at the upcoming friendly match between India and Uruguay, ticket prices have plummeted from Rs 1,999 to just Rs 199 for select seats.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 05 Oct 2026 12:37:39 UTC.

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