2026: South Africa vs Canada Round of 32 Tickets – Sales, Prices & Los Angeles Match Details — World Cup

History is set to be made at the World Cup 2026 Round of 32 as the national teams of South Africa and Canada prepare to clash for a coveted spot in the Round of 16. Co-hosts Canada have already secured their first-ever World Cup knockout stage appearance after an impressive group campaign. South Africa, on their part, captivated global audiences with a dramatic 1-0 victory over South Korea, guaranteeing their advancement.

This high-stakes elimination match is slated to kick off on Sunday, June 28, at the cutting-edge Los Angeles Stadium, located in Inglewood, California.

For fans eager to purchase tickets for the South Africa vs. Canada World Cup encounter, it's important to note that the primary official World Cup ticket lotteries, which included the Visa Presale, the Early Ticket Draw, and the Random Selection Draw conducted after the main draw, have all concluded. These phases saw an overwhelming response, with over 500 million requests processed, meaning primary ticket availability is now extremely limited.

Here’s a breakdown of the current avenues for securing tickets:

* **Last-Minute Sales Phase:** This phase commenced on April 1 and operates on a strict first-come, first-served basis, offering immediate confirmation. This is the final opportunity for fans to purchase official tickets directly from FIFA.

* **Official FIFA Resale Marketplace:** This platform is now the designated and authorized channel for supporters to both buy and sell verified tickets at regulated prices as the tournament draws nearer.

* **Secondary Marketplaces:** Alternatively, fans might explore secondary ticketing platforms such as StubHub for last-minute purchases. It is crucial to review the terms and conditions of any secondary site before committing to a ticket purchase.

Regarding ticket costs, FIFA has implemented a variable pricing model for the 2026 tournament. Group Stage tickets were initially available for as low as $60 (for specific Supporter Tiers), while prices for the final match have escalated to as much as $6,730. Secondary marketplaces and resale platforms often see prices soar even higher.

For the Round of 32 matches, scheduled between June 28 and July 3, official prices range from $225 to $540. On the secondary market, estimated prices for high-demand venues are between $550 and $3,200, with an average around $1,250. For standard venues, secondary market tickets typically range from $400 to $2,800, averaging about $1,134.

Other knockout stage prices include:

* **Round of 16 (July 4 – July 7):** Official prices are $240 – $640, with secondary market estimates from $650 – $4,200 (average $1,518).

* **Quarter-finals (July 9 – July 11):** Official tickets cost $450 – $1,775, while secondary market prices range from $850 – $5,500 (average $2,348).

* **Semi-finals (July 14 – July 15):** Official prices are $930 – $3,295, with secondary market estimates from $1,500 – $9,500 (average $3,721).

* **Third Place Play-off:** Official tickets are $250 – $800, and secondary market prices are $500 – $3,500 (average $1,480).

* **FIFA World Cup Final (MetLife Stadium):** Official tickets are priced from $1,490 – $7,875, with secondary market prices potentially reaching $5,900 – $38,000+ (average $15,240).

Both South Africa and Canada have demonstrated competitive form leading up to this fixture, with South Africa famously defeating South Korea 1-0 to progress, and Canada making history with their first knockout berth. In their most recent head-to-head match, South Africa secured a 2-0 victory over Canada.