More than 500,000 tickets were sold in the latest random phase and a further 159,000 will be sold, again exclusively through FIFA, on a first-come, first-served basis between March 12 and April 1.
Those latter tickets will be for matches not including the June 12 opening Game in Sao Paulo and the July 13 final in Rio.
Also virtually sold out are the group matches between England and Italy, the United States and Portugal, the second phase games at Porto Alegre and Sao Paulo and the semi-final at Belo Horizonte.
Of the latest batch of sales, 60 percent were reserved for Brazilian fans, who have snapped up 57 percent of all tickets sold so far.
Brazilians have bagged 906,433 allocated tickets to date, with USA-based fans buying 125,465.
CREDIT:KAWOWO
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