Match tickets on sale tomorrow

Jun 09, 2015 - 09:50:04 |
Maldives national team players during a practice session.

Male’, MALDIVES – Football Association of Maldives (FAM) has confirmed that the match tickets of upcoming 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Qatar will be on sale from tomorrow at 1000 hours.

General secretary Bassam Adheel Jaleel said that they will start to sell the tickets tomorrow morning.

“We will be selling the tickets tomorrow and the price for normal stand is MVR 50 and from the seated stand the price is MVR 100. And the prices for the VIP seats are MVR 150.”

Bassam also said that they will sell five tickets maximum to one person.

Maldives will play the match against Qatar on Thursday night at 2100 hours at National Football Stadium. The second game will be away against Hong Kong on 16th June.

Qatar national football team will be arriving to Maldives tonight at 2145 hours via a chartered flight.

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Imma on Jun 09
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A lot of Maldivian businessmen make frequent trips to Hong Kong, so it would be great if an arrangement is made to take a few fans over there for the second match. Maybe a bit late now though...
Footballmad on Jun 10
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Imma, never too late. An idea would be to forward this page to any Maldivian businessmen/women in or going to HK. I'm sure they'd be interested in making an arrangement.
boyko on Jun 09
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This FAM has become a leech.... to charge even MVR 50 for the lowest priced stand is expensive for average football fans…you know that! DO you want bleed dry football loving Maldivians passion for the game this way...knowing you can quote any amount and the gullible fans will go to the stadium no matter what! This is absurd and uncalled for, not least when we all know this is going to be tough game for Maldives and when our preparation for the game amount to a second division club friendly in South Korea and Qatar, the team we are supposed to play, had tough good preparation against teams like Ireland and Scotland. FAM, you are taking our love for the national team for granted!
Santiago on Jun 10
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Someone said Messi plays for Maldivis team too. How can messi play for argentina and maldivis? I am argentinian and i want to know which messi is better (if there are two messis) Thank you
footballmad on Jun 11
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Hehe, no real messi in Maldives team. You'll see my point in the match.
Ahan on Jun 11
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Its just a nick name for a local player my argentine fruend..we are not even close to a mexican wave my friend..anyways we love the real messi..the unbeatable warrior
footballmad on Jun 10
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Thinking about what we as fans can do during the match, I think a planned approach will help the team a lot. For example:- 1. The match should start with a thunderous cheer 2. The different stands, Henveiru, Saharaa, Majeedhee Magu and Galolhu stands should take turns to keep the cheering and encouragements alive throughout the match. 3. Most importantly, if and when Qatar begins to impose and take control for a period of mroe than 10 minutes, we should ignite the cheering with a popular football rhythmic chant, song, bodu beru etc. In some countries the most passionate support and also the most positive effect on the team on the pitch comes from when the fans start singing the national anthem or something patriotic in chorus and in unison. Th8is itself could turn the whole game our way. If we go behind at any point of the match, we as the fans won't and shouldn't sit and just watch. We have a duty!
Ahan on Jun 10
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Dont worry we will teach all supporters..the wave

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