Around 7,000 tickets are still listed on Fifa’s ticket sites for Saturday’s World Cup bronze medal match between England and France.
As of Friday at 10:00 BST, the game in Miami (kick off 22:00 BST) has not yet sold out with 1,246 tickets on general sale listed at $865 (£657) and $1,125 (£855).
There are a further 5,864 tickets available on the official resale platform, with the cheapest being category three available at a face value of $455 (£346) plus Fifa’s 15% fee.
However, there are many tickets in the higher-priced categories listed well below what they were purchased for.
A category one ticket with an original price of $1,125 (£855) has a hugely discounted price of $659 (£500).
Sunday’s World Cup final is also not yet fully sold out, with 32 of the most expensive tickets still on general sale.
However, these tickets cost between $29,995 (£22,796) and $32,970 (£25,057). These are standard tickets, not VIP.
More than a thousand tickets remain available on the Fifa resale site, several around face value plus the Fifa fee.
The original price of these tickets was $7,380 (£5,609), which means if you decided to buy one of these, Fifa will add an extra $1,107 (£841).
The most expensive resale ticket for the final is listed at $2m (£1.52m), plus a Fifa fee of $300,000 (£228,000).
Prices on resale are set by users and do not directly reflect what people are actually paying.