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Free tickets will be distributed for the remaining group matches at the Confederations Cup to help fill the stadiums in South Africa, Fifa said on Wednesday.
Fifa media chief said Nicolas Maingot said a share of the tickets will be made available for free in an attempt by the world governing body to fill stadiums.
Fifa is in touch with charitable organisations and local authorities on the distribution of tickets.
One exception will be the match between world champions Italy and Brazil in Pretoria on Sunday, which is nearly sold out.
One exception will be the match between world champions Italy and Brazil
None of the four matches so far has been sold out, although the average gate of 33 170 is not much below the average of 37 694 at the 2005 tournament in Germany.
Egypt's Mohamed Al Muhamadi has meanwhile been suspended for one match after being sent off against Brazil for handling the ball on the line. He will miss Thursday's encounter with Italy in Johannesburg.
No decision has yet been taken on Ricardo Clark of the United States who was sent off against Italy for a foul on Gennaro Gattuso.
He faces a minimum one-match ban, and will definitely miss Thursday's encounter with Brazil in Pretoria. - Sapa-dpa
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