NEETU BHATIA, Co-founder & CEO at Kyazoonga, has made good on the promise she made at the recently held Star Sports India Football Forum 2015 and made the tickets for the 2018 World Cup Qualifier match between India and Guam available online.
Scheduled for November 12th, which is just 10 days from now, the match will be held at Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore.
At the Forum, Bhatia was asked by TFG about when the tickets for the match would go live. That was done on the behalf of a certain fan who would not shut up about how he had his train tickets to Bangalore and hotel all booked but the match tickets remained unavailable. Bhatia replied,
"After this event I will get on the phone with Kushal Das and made sure that the tickets are made available as soon as possible."
She also highlighted the number of logistical issues that needed sorting before the tickets could go on sale and assured that they are working with AIFF to put the tickets on sale as early as possible in the future.
To pull more people into the stadium, tickets are priced between Rs 30-400. The Kanteerava Stadium houses about 24,000 fans and in the recently held match between India and Iran saw a crowd of about half its capacity.
The highest attendance registered at the stadium was around 21,000 on 31st May when Bengaluru FC hosted Mohun Bagan in a historic match that decided the fate of the I-League 2014-15 title race.
The Kanteerava Stadium is known for its unique fan culture where die-hard fans who pack the West Block A Stand sing and support their team throughout the 90 minutes. A tradition that developed around Bengaluru FC, these supporters have been equally vocal in their support for the Indian national team.
So for anyone wishing to lend their vocal support to the Blue Tigers and witness them fight for pride against Guam, this is a great opportunity to do that while experiencing the refreshing new fan experience that Kanteerava offers. Remember to go for West Block A, which is priced at Rs 250. Unsurprisingly, this is the block where tickets run out before anywhere else in the stadium. So you better hurry.
You can book your tickets by following this link.