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FIFA has announced an extra 150,000 World Cup tickets are available - including seats at the opening and final matches - for next month's tournament in South Africa.
Tickets were available in all price categories and ranged from 200 seats at the South Africa-France match in Bloemfontein on June 22, to 2,000 seats for the semi-finals.
Details of the new tickets will be released on Thursday and go on sale on Friday morning.
South Africans are said to have bought 1.3 million tickets of the roughly three million available.
Source: Joy News/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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