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What a morale-sapping performance put in by the Kiwi’s at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City today. The loss, but such a large margin, really puts them in a tough position for the return leg in Wellington in a week’s time. They will need to score a minimum of 4 unanswered goals in order to qualify for Brazil.
Trying to find tickets to World Cup games is like trying to harvest hen’s teeth. There ain’t many to go ’round. Seems like most of them have gone into the pockets of the oh-so-generous sponsors ($47 million from Budweiser, thank you very much), which leaves John Q. Public left watching the games in the pub.
Some light at the end of the tunnel, however. World Cup Blog has tickets for sale and though they may cost a pretty penny, the temptation of a match-up of Argentina and the Netherlands in the group games makes money a non-issue.
If you’re looking for something to wear to the games, check out the World Cup Blog Store.
Could be a useful booking tool. Test it out and leave comments on this entry.
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