South Africa and England clash in Saturday's Rugby World Cup semi-final
Saturday's Rugby World Cup semi-final clash between South Africa and England is set to be played in front of thousands of empty seats.
However that approach is set to leave several thousand seats empty at the Stade de France for the last four clash on Saturday. On Friday night over two thousand tickets were still on general sale with prices going up to £300. Hundreds of premium seats worth up to £500 were also left unsold.
"Rugby fans who have purchased tickets to knockout games their teams will no longer feature in want the flexibility to recoup some, if not all, of their money via a safe platform, whilst giving other supporters a chance to watch their team. Fans want a transparent, competitive and regulated secondary market and that is why it is essential we provide a safe and open marketplace to help them gain access to events.
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