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World Cup Quarterfinal Tickets Fall 60% After Portugal and US Exit

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By Web Desk Published July 11, 2026 2 Min Read
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Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo is in tears after the team’s FIFA World Cup 2026 round-of-16 defeat to Spain. Image Credit: FIFA
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World Cup quarterfinal tickets for the Los Angeles-area matchup fell nearly 60% on resale markets after the United States and Portugal were eliminated, according to TickPick.

Bloomberg reported on June 08, 2026, that the get-in price for Friday’s match dropped from $2,950 to nearly $1,200 on the secondary market by Tuesday afternoon, according to TickPick data.

The fall followed the United States’ 4-1 defeat to Belgium in Seattle on Monday, which ended hopes of a U.S. quarterfinal against Spain.

Spain also beat Portugal 1-0 on Monday, ending Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup run and removing a major star-power driver from the Los Angeles matchup.

Ticket Prices Collapse Nearly 60% For World Cup Quarterfinal Match After USA, Portugal Eliminatedhttps://t.co/uSBqkeF8Ae pic.twitter.com/qQ3eV38Lf4

— Forbes (@Forbes) July 7, 2026

TickPick said the France vs Morocco quarterfinal in Foxborough, Massachusetts, was the cheapest quarterfinal on the secondary market, with tickets starting at $989.

The World Cup final get-in price stood at $9,346 on Tuesday afternoon, according to the source material. The July 19 final will take place in New Jersey.

Read: World Cup Final Tickets Return at $7,380 Before Quarterfinal

SeatPick said average get-in prices for World Cup quarterfinals fell 31.5% in one day and 50.4% over three days. It said available secondary-market tickets rose to 49,415 from 28,285 at the start of the tournament.

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