FIFA president Gianni Infantino urged fans to "seize the moment" on July 19 and snap up Women's World Cup tickets, with the opening match yet to sell out on the eve of the tournament.
There have long been concerns about sales in New Zealand, which will stage the opening game on July 20 when the co-hosts face Norway at the 50,000-capacity Eden Park in Auckland.
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