USMNT ticket prices surge after 4-1 win over Paraguay
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 8:12 PM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026
The USMNT's strong 4-1 performance against Paraguay in the 2026 FIFA World Cup opener has caused ticket prices to rise significantly. Following the victory at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, the get-in price for the upcoming match against Australia has jumped to $1,908 from $1,740. The increase reflects growing excitement among fans, with attendance at the opening match reaching 70,492. The US will play Australia next on June 16 and face Türkiye on June 25, with ticket prices for that match also rising. Coach Mauricio Pochettino credited fans for their support during the game, highlighting the positive energy they provided.
- •USMNT beats Paraguay 4-1 in World Cup opener
- •Ticket prices for USMNT matches increase significantly
- •Next match is against Australia on June 16
- •USMNT faces Türkiye on June 25
- •70,492 fans attended the opener at SoFi Stadium
- 8:12 PMYahoo Sports — World Cup ticket prices spike for USMNT after Paraguay route
"It will cost fans more to buy a ticket to watch the USMNT in the 2026 FIFA World Cup after its 4-1 win on Friday night.
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