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Tickets For World Cup Final—The Most Expensive U.S. Sporting Event Ever—Rise 46%

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Tickets For World Cup Final—The Most Expensive U.S. Sporting Event Ever—Rise 46%

The cheapest tickets for the final on the secondary market were just shy of $7,000 on Wednesday, with an average ticket price of $11,327, which marked the most expensive sporting event in U.S. history.

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