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World

Fans feel 'gouged' by £111 World Cup train tickets

World Cups in Russia and Qatar was free, and the United States had committed to offer the same perk in its host agreement with Fifa. On Wednesday, New Jersey governor Mikie Sherrill [criticised Fifa

BBC NewsApr 17
World

Chelsea owners face moment of reckoning amid fan backlash

ticketing policies. [Chelsea](/sport/football/teams/chelsea)'s most recent accounts showed a [£262m Premier League-record pre-tax loss](/sport/football/articles/cm2k3jdylp1o) and Uefa continues to monitor the club under a settlement agreement from last summer that will regulate

BBC NewsMay 6
World

New rules abound - why VAR diving decision was wrong despite feeling right

ticket prices and blocked entry for match officials and players, the World Cup itself has got off to a decent start. Now it really starts hotting up. Eleven successive days with four matches, then three

BBC NewsJun 13
World

Players not getting the respect they deserve - Sinner

much more than what we are getting back. It's not only for the top players - it's for all of us players, from men's and women's side

BBC NewsMay 7
World

'Best Canada team ever' bid to shine at home World Cup

Ticketing issues though are the same as elsewhere thanks to Fifa's pricing structure, while hotel prices are steep - downtown Vancouver hotels have rates of more than $1,000 per night during the World Cup

BBC NewsJun 12
Business

The heavily jeered $250m goldmine - are hydration break ads here to stay?

much extra TV advertising some football fans around the world are watching during mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup. While viewers in the UK watching on BBC and ITV are seeing players refuel

BBC NewsJun 19
Science

‘It’s getting hotter and it’s not stopping’: dealing with the heat in five of Europe’s capitals

world, driving deadly extremes that can strike at abnormal times in unusual places and claim lives. Guardian reporters in five European capitals spoke to tourists and locals about how they have experienced this most recent

The Guardian WorldMay 27
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