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FIFA canceled free World Cup tickets, which were obtained by about 60 fans in a website error, the international soccer governing body announced.

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It appears around 60 fans were accidentally sold free tickets to a match at the upcoming summer tournament, and subsequently 'invited' those fans to pay the price they were supposed to pay all along.

FIFA has canceled World Cup tickets issued to about 60 fans who mistakenly got them for free because of a website error.

Less than one week from the kickoff of the World Cup, there are still ticketing problems. FIFA announced Thursday that around 60 fans snagged free tickets after a website malfunction and canceled the no-pay entree for them. The organization did say it would allow those fans to pay for those seats.

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