Mexican federal consumer-protection law bans above-face-value ticket resale, and FIFA's Resale Marketplace applies a face-value cap to all three Mexican host cities — Mexico City (Estadio Azteca), Guadalajara (Estadio Akron) and Monterrey (Estadio BBVA). The cap has been in place since the marketplace launched and is not new in 2026. Buyers there pay face value plus the FIFA marketplace service fee; no premium pricing is permitted. The eleven United States venues, plus Vancouver in Canada, allow above-face-value listings — so the world is split into three regimes: face-value-only (Mexico + Toronto), open-pricing (US + Vancouver), and 'no resale market exists yet' (the small handful of unsold inventory that returns to FIFA for last-minute sale at the original price).

What is the Panama vs England match (Match 67) and where is it?

Match 67 is the third Group L group-stage match between Panama and England, scheduled for Saturday 27 June 2026 at 5:00 PM ET (kickoff). Venue: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey — the same stadium that hosts the World Cup Final on 19 July. TV in the US is on Fox; UK coverage is on the BBC and ITV (one each, allocation TBC). Group L is one of the 12 four-team groups in the 48-team format; Panama and England both qualified through CONCACAF and UEFA respectively. Resale prices on secondary marketplaces (Ticketmaster Marketplace, TickPick, Vivid Seats, Gametime, SeatPick) range from around $497 at the cheapest to $1,800+ for premium positions, with a typical 'good seat' settling around $700-1,000 depending on time-to-match.

Tickets · Resale · MetLife & The Final

2026 World Cup Tickets

Q: What is the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace?

The FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace is the official fan-to-fan channel for transferring already-purchased 2026 World Cup tickets. It launched in October 2025, paused, and re-opened on 2 April 2026 in time for the run-up to the tournament. Sellers list tickets at the price they choose (subject to country-specific caps below); buyers purchase through the same FIFA portal that issued the original ticket; the ticket is digitally re-issued to the buyer's FIFA account; the original ticket is voided. The marketplace is the only resale channel that produces a FIFA-valid mobile ticket. Tickets bought on Ticketmaster Marketplace, StubHub, Vivid Seats etc. may be valid (if the original ticketholder transfers via FIFA) or may not (if the ticket was screenshot or printed) — there is no FIFA guarantee on third-party platforms.

Q: What are the official ticket pricing tiers?

FIFA structured 2026 ticket pricing into a category system based on seat height (rather than field proximity, as in past tournaments). Category 1 is the most expensive (lower-stand premium areas), Category 4 the cheapest (upper stands furthest from the pitch). On top of that, FIFA introduced a Supporter Entry Tier at a flat $60 across all 104 matches including the Final — designed for fans of qualified teams to access live World Cup football without being priced out. The full structure: Supporter Entry Tier ($60 flat, ~10% of allocation), Supporter Value Tier (~40%), Supporter Standard Tier, Supporter Premier Tier, plus the four Front Categories. 50% of every Participating Member Association allocation is in the two Supporter tiers — the cheaper end of the market. Group-stage tickets start at $60; the Final ranges $2,030 to $7,875 in the official Front Category bands.

Q: Is FIFA using dynamic pricing this World Cup?

Yes — for the first time ever at a World Cup. Within each category, FIFA can adjust the ticket price up or down based on demand for the specific match. A Cat 1 ticket for Brazil vs Morocco will have a different list price from a Cat 1 ticket for Norway vs Senegal, even though the category and venue are the same. The dynamic component sits on top of the base category price and is most pronounced for high-demand matches (the Final, England's group games, the host nations, Argentina/Brazil) and least pronounced for lower-demand fixtures. Last-minute sales after 1 April 2026 reflect dynamic pricing in real time. The Supporter Entry Tier ($60 flat) is exempt from dynamic pricing — it stays at $60 regardless of match.

Q: How much is the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium?

Face value, four categories: Cat 1 = $6,730, Cat 2 = $4,210, Cat 3 = $2,790, Cat 4 = $2,030. Dynamic pricing pushes the upper end as high as $7,875. The Supporter Entry Tier at $60 also applies to the Final via the PMA allocation system, but the chance of getting a Supporter Entry seat to the Final via the public draw was vanishingly small. Secondary-market resale prices for the Final are dramatically higher: average ask sits around $16,094, the cheapest listed seats start around $6,349, and CNN reported individual VIP seats listed above $2 million in April 2026. Hospitality packages (premium loges, pre-match dining, VIP stadium access) are sold separately by FIFA-appointed providers and run from low five figures to high six figures depending on inclusion level.

Q: How do I avoid ticket scams?

Five rules. (1) Use tickets.fifa.com or the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace as the default — these are the only two FIFA-issued channels with anti-fraud guarantees. (2) If buying on a secondary market (Ticketmaster, StubHub, Vivid Seats, etc.) only use buyer-protection programmes that explicitly cover World Cup tickets — read the fine print. (3) Refuse any ticket sold as a screenshot, PDF, printout, or 'I'll forward you the email' — none of these will work at the gate, where dynamic mobile barcodes are the only valid format. (4) Cross-check the seller: brand-new accounts on Twitter/Discord with sub-$200 listings for high-demand matches are almost universally fraud. (5) Pay only by credit card or PayPal-with-buyer-protection — never bank transfer, crypto, gift cards, or person-to-person apps that have no chargeback. The price is rarely the problem; the chain of custody is. The FIFA-issued mobile ticket via the official app is the only proof a ticket is real.

The complete guide to buying, transferring and verifying 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets — official sales at tickets.fifa.com, the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace (with the Toronto and Mexico face-value carve-outs), the eight MetLife Stadium matches including the 19 July Final, and the FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app launching mid-May.

Updated 7 May 2026 · WorldCuply.com editorial · Independent — not affiliated with FIFA

$60

Supporter Tier (flat)

$7,875

Final ceiling face value

MetLife matches

104

Total tournament matches

Editor's Spotlight

Match 67 — Panama v England, MetLife Stadium

Group L · Match 67

Panama 🇵🇦 vs England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Date

Sat 27 Jun 2026

Kickoff

5:00 PM ET

Venue

MetLife · NJ

TV (US)

Fox

England's third Group L group-stage match closes out a New York/New Jersey-area group-stage swing that, for England, may decide whether the seeded side advances as group winners or runners-up — a consequential difference for the Round of 32 path. For Panama, this is potentially their best-ever World Cup match: a CONCACAF nation playing a UEFA seed in front of a North American crowd that will lean meaningfully in their favour.

Resale prices on the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace and unofficial secondary platforms (Ticketmaster Marketplace, TickPick, Vivid Seats, Gametime, SeatPick) range from around $497 for upper-corner Cat 4 to $1,800+ for Cat 1 lower-stand premium seats, with most "good seat" listings settling around $700–$1,000 as of early May 2026. Dynamic pricing means the closer to matchday, the more volatile the price — both directions, depending on demand.

WorldCuply.com's editor will be at this match. If FIFA's FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app launches as expected mid-May 2026, we'll be running a buy-domain-get-ticket (or buy-ticket-get-domain) promo around it — see the box at the bottom of this page for current status.

MetLife Stadium Schedule

All eight 2026 World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium

MetLife Stadium hosts five group-stage matches, one Round of 32, one Round of 16, and the Final — eight in total, more than any other US venue. The stadium has had its FIFA designation upgraded with a temporary natural-grass surface laid over its standard FieldTurf for the duration of the tournament, and capacity adjusted for FIFA's standardised broadcast and accessibility requirements.

Match #	Date / Kickoff (ET)	Fixture	Stage
13	Sat 13 Jun · 6:00 PM	Brazil vs Morocco	Group C
28	Tue 16 Jun · 3:00 PM	France vs Senegal	Group I
51	Mon 22 Jun · 8:00 PM	Norway vs Senegal	Group I
60	Thu 25 Jun · 4:00 PM	Ecuador vs Germany	Group E
67	Sat 27 Jun · 5:00 PM	Panama vs England	Group L ← Editor's pick
78	Tue 30 Jun · 5:00 PM	Group winner vs Group runner-up (TBC)	Round of 32
92	Sun 5 Jul · 4:00 PM	R32 winner vs R32 winner (TBC)	Round of 16
104	Sun 19 Jul · 3:00 PM	FIFA World Cup 2026 Final	Final

The Final on 19 July 2026 is the most consequential single match at any 2026 venue and the marquee fixture of the tournament. MetLife joins a short list of stadiums to host a World Cup Final: Estadio Centenario (Montevideo, 1930), Stadio Olimpico (Rome, 1934), Stade de Colombes (Paris, 1938), Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro, 1950, 2014), Wankdorf (Bern, 1954), Råsunda (Solna, 1958), Estadio Nacional (Santiago, 1962), Wembley (London, 1966), Estadio Azteca (Mexico City, 1970, 1986), Olympiastadion (Munich, 1974), Estadio Monumental (Buenos Aires, 1978), Santiago Bernabéu (Madrid, 1982), Stadio Olimpico (Rome, 1990), Rose Bowl (Pasadena, 1994), Stade de France (Paris, 1998), International Stadium (Yokohama, 2002), Olympiastadion (Berlin, 2006), Soccer City (Johannesburg, 2010), Maracanã (2014), Luzhniki (Moscow, 2018), Lusail (Doha, 2022).

Where to Buy

The official ticket flow — and everything else

Three legitimate channels exist for 2026 World Cup tickets. Treat anything outside them as secondary-market with all the caveats that label implies.

tickets.fifa.com — FIFA-operated official sales. Last-minute sale opened 1 April 2026 and continues through the tournament with ongoing inventory drops.
FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace — fan-to-fan transfers of already-sold tickets, with FIFA-issued mobile-ticket re-issuance and country-specific pricing rules (below). Re-opened 2 April 2026.
FIFA-appointed hospitality providers — premium loges, pre-match dining, VIP packages. Sold separately, typically high four to high six figures depending on inclusion.

Outside those: Ticketmaster Marketplace, StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatPick, TickPick, Gametime, AXS, GoalTickets and others list 2026 World Cup tickets but are not FIFA-authorised resale partners. Tickets bought there may or may not produce a FIFA-valid mobile ticket — depending entirely on whether the seller transfers the underlying ticket through FIFA's own system. Without that transfer step, you're holding a screenshot, and the gate scanner will reject it.

Sales Phases

How the official sales rolled out

FIFA structured 2026 ticket sales across multiple phases beginning September 2025. The phase you're in now (May 2026) is last-minute sale plus active resale marketplace.

September 2025

Visa Presale Draw — initial registration

Holders of eligible Visa cards registered for a chance to buy in the first draw. Allocations confirmed October–November.

October 2025

Random Selection Draw opens

General public registration. Successful applicants notified in waves through Q4 2025.

December 2025

Final group draw — Washington, D.C.

5 December 2025 at the Kennedy Center. All 12 groups confirmed; team-specific match tickets become assignable.

January 2026

Random Selection Draw closes

Phase closed 13 January 2026 at 11:00 ET (17:00 CET). Final allocations issued.

February–March 2026

First-come, first-served sale + PMA team allocations

Each Participating Member Association received a percentage allocation for their team's matches. Resale Marketplace launched October 2025, paused for adjustments.

April 2026 → tournament end

Last-minute sale + Resale Marketplace active

Last-minute sale opened 1 April at tickets.fifa.com. Resale Marketplace re-opened 2 April. Both run through the tournament with rolling inventory.

Mid-May 2026

FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app launches

Available via Apple App Store and Google Play. Mobile ticket data populates close to each match — tickets emailed when ready, no earlier than May.

11 June 2026

Tournament kicks off

Mexico vs opponent at Estadio Azteca, Mexico City. The 23rd FIFA World Cup begins.

Pricing Tiers

The four supporter tiers + four front categories

FIFA structured 2026 pricing into a category system based on seat height rather than field proximity. Cat 1 is the most expensive (lower-stand premium); Cat 4 is the cheapest (upper-stand corner). On top of that, four Supporter tiers reserve cheaper inventory for fans of qualified teams. 50% of every PMA allocation sits in the two cheapest Supporter tiers.

Supporter Entry Tier

$60

Flat $60 face value at every fixture in the tournament — including the Final. Designed for fans of qualified teams to access live World Cup football without dynamic-pricing exposure. Allocation is small (~10%) and runs through the team-specific PMA portal rather than the general public draw.

Supporter Value Tier

~$80–$300

The volume tier. Good upper-stand seats at fan-affordable prices for group-stage matches. Combined with the Entry Tier, accounts for 50% of all PMA allocation — the cheap end of the cheap end.

Supporter Standard Tier

~$200–$1,500

Mid-stand seating, broader range across group-stage and knockout. Subject to dynamic pricing, so the spread is wide depending on match demand.

Supporter Premier Tier

~$500–$3,500

Lower-stand and premium-position seats reserved for the team-specific PMA allocation. Significant gap from Front Cat 1 because Premier Tier seats are at PMA-allocated prices, not the open-market dynamic price.

Front Categories (general allocation)

Category	Position	Group stage	Final (Match 104)
Cat 1	Lower-stand premium	~$300–$2,000+	$6,730
Cat 2	Lower & upper stands, prime	~$200–$1,200+	$4,210
Cat 3	Upper stands, mid-position	~$120–$600+	$2,790
Cat 4	Upper stands, corners	~$60–$300+	$2,030
Dynamic ceiling	Final, peak demand	—	$7,875

Dynamic pricing is in effect for the first time at a World Cup. List prices fluctuate inside each category based on match demand. The Final's $7,875 represents the dynamic-pricing ceiling on a Cat 1 Final ticket; the $2,030 floor is the Cat 4 Final base. Supporter Entry Tier ($60) is exempt from dynamic pricing.

FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace

Official fan-to-fan transfers — with country-specific rules

The FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace is the only resale channel that produces a FIFA-valid mobile ticket. Every other secondary marketplace depends on the seller manually transferring the underlying ticket through FIFA's own system. The marketplace launched October 2025, paused, re-opened 2 April 2026.

Pricing rules vary by venue jurisdiction. Three regimes:

Open pricing

United States — 11 venues

No price cap. Sellers may list at any price; FIFA's marketplace fee applies on top. All eleven US host cities — including MetLife Stadium (NY/NJ) — are open-pricing. Federal and local US law does not cap secondary-market resale of event tickets at a national level (state-level rules vary, but none of the eleven 2026 host states currently have an above-face-value ban for one-off events).

Open pricing

Vancouver — BC Place

No price cap. British Columbia has no equivalent to Ontario's Putting Fans First Act. Tickets to the seven group-stage and knockout matches scheduled at BC Place can be listed above face value on the FIFA Marketplace.

Face value only

Toronto — BMO Field

Face value cap due to Ontario's Putting Fans First Act (2026 provincial budget bill). FIFA pulled all six Toronto matches in late April 2026 and re-listed them in early May 2026 with the face-value cap applied. Buyers there pay original face value plus FIFA's marketplace service fee — no premium permitted within the official marketplace.

Face value only

Mexico — 3 venues

Face value cap at all three Mexican host venues — Estadio Azteca (Mexico City), Estadio Akron (Guadalajara), Estadio BBVA (Monterrey) — due to Mexican federal consumer-protection law. The cap has been in place since the marketplace launched and will be in place throughout the tournament.

How the marketplace transfer works

Seller lists ticket inside their FIFA account on the marketplace. Sets price (subject to country cap above). Confirms identity.
FIFA escrows the listing. Buyer browses available inventory. Filters by city, match, category, price.
Buyer purchases via the FIFA marketplace flow. Card payment. FIFA service fee applied at checkout (typically 5–15% on top of list price).
FIFA voids the seller's original ticket and re-issues a new mobile ticket to the buyer's FIFA account — same seat, new ticket-holder identity.
Buyer sees the new ticket inside the FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app once the app populates ticket data (mid-May onwards).
Seller receives the sale price minus FIFA's seller fee, paid out to the linked card or bank account.

The whole flow runs inside FIFA's own systems — neither party has to physically transfer a screenshot, PDF or email. The dynamic mobile barcode is re-issued to the buyer; the seller's original is voided. This is the only resale process that survives the gate scanner.

Mobile Ticket App

FWC2026 Mobile Tickets — what to expect

All 2026 World Cup tickets are mobile-only, delivered through the official FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app. The app is being released to the Apple App Store and Google Play in mid-May 2026 — about four weeks before kickoff. Until then, no ticket data lives on any device.

Download: Apple App Store and Google Play, mid-May 2026. The official tickets.fifa.com page will publish the direct app-store links once live; do not pre-download anything claiming to be the FWC2026 app — early "FIFA World Cup 2026" listings are either the general tournament-info app (not for tickets) or third-party impostors.
Login: same FIFA account that bought / received the ticket. Multi-device login is supported with verification — useful for couples / family pairs travelling separately.
Ticket arrival: FIFA emails when each match's tickets are ready. No earlier than mid-May 2026; for late-tournament knockout matches, ticket activation may not happen until the day before the match.
Mobile-only: tickets cannot be downloaded as documents, exported as PDF, or screenshot for entry. The barcode is dynamic and rotates every few seconds.
At the gate: open the app, select the match, present the live barcode. Phone must be powered on, screen at full brightness, with a network connection — most US venues have FIFA-provided guest Wi-Fi for ticket-app use, but cellular backup is wise.
Phone failure: if your device fails on matchday, FIFA's stadium support desks can re-issue the ticket to a backup device after identity verification + original FIFA account login. Plan for this — bring a charger and ID.
Multiple tickets: groups travelling together can have one organiser hold all tickets in their app, then transfer individual tickets to each guest's FIFA account before matchday.

Avoiding Scams

Five rules for not buying a fake ticket

The 2026 World Cup is the most-counterfeited single ticketing event in history. The dynamic mobile barcode kills almost all printed/screenshot fraud, but the social-media seller selling you a "ticket" they don't actually have is alive and well.

Default to FIFA's own channels. tickets.fifa.com for primary, the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace for secondary. Both produce real mobile tickets in your own FIFA account. Both have anti-fraud guarantees and refund coverage.
If you must use a non-FIFA marketplace, prefer ones with explicit World-Cup-tickets buyer protection (Ticketmaster Marketplace, StubHub FanProtect, Vivid Seats with their guarantee). Read the fine print. Anything that says "transferred via email" or "PDF download" is fraud-prone.
Refuse screenshots, PDFs, email forwards or printouts. None of these will work at the gate. The barcode rotates dynamically inside the FWC2026 app — there is no static image of a real ticket. If a seller offers you anything other than a marketplace-mediated transfer to your FIFA account, walk away.
Cross-check the seller. Brand-new Twitter/X, Discord or Telegram accounts offering high-demand matches at sub-$200 are universally fraud. Search the username; check account age; check whether the listing exists on a real marketplace too. If it doesn't appear on any FIFA-authorised channel, it doesn't exist.
Pay only via credit card or PayPal-with-buyer-protection. Never bank transfer, crypto, gift cards, Venmo / Cash App / Zelle / Revolut peer-to-peer, or any rail without chargeback rights. The pattern of every successful fraud is the same: the seller asks for a no-chargeback rail, and once you pay, you have no recourse.

For the broader fraud-and-cybercrime context across the tournament, see our 2026 World Cup Security Guide.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where do I buy 2026 World Cup tickets officially?

Only at tickets.fifa.com — the FIFA-operated official ticketing site. Anything else is either FIFA's own Resale / Exchange Marketplace (also reachable from the same site), a FIFA-appointed hospitality reseller, or a secondary-market seller (Ticketmaster Marketplace, StubHub, Vivid Seats, SeatPick, AXS) that is not FIFA-authorised. The official FIFA flow is the only one with FIFA-issued mobile tickets, anti-fraud guarantees, and refund coverage if a match is cancelled or relocated.

What is the FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace?

The official fan-to-fan resale channel for already-purchased 2026 World Cup tickets. Sellers list tickets at their chosen price (subject to country caps); buyers purchase via FIFA's portal; the ticket is digitally re-issued to the buyer's FIFA account; the original is voided. The marketplace is the only resale channel that produces a FIFA-valid mobile ticket. Launched October 2025, re-opened 2 April 2026.

Why can Toronto (Ontario) tickets only be resold at face value?

The Province of Ontario's Putting Fans First Act, included in the 2026 provincial budget bill, prohibits the resale of any event ticket above its original face value within Ontario. FIFA pulled all six Toronto matches from the resale marketplace in late April 2026, then re-listed them in early May 2026 with a face-value cap to comply with the new provincial law. Vancouver's BC Place is unaffected (no equivalent BC law). The cap also does not apply to any of the eleven United States venues.

What about Mexico?

Mexican federal consumer-protection law bans above-face-value ticket resale, and FIFA's Resale Marketplace applies a face-value cap to all three Mexican host cities — Mexico City (Estadio Azteca), Guadalajara (Estadio Akron), Monterrey (Estadio BBVA). Buyers there pay face value plus FIFA's marketplace service fee; no premium pricing is permitted within the official marketplace.

How will I get my ticket — print, email or app?

Mobile-only, through the official FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app launching mid-May 2026. The ticket lives inside the app, not as an email attachment, PDF or screenshot. The barcode is dynamic — it rotates every few seconds — so a screenshot or printout will not scan. Bring the phone the app is installed on, charged, with a network connection. If your phone fails on matchday, FIFA's stadium support desks can re-issue the ticket to a backup device with proof of identity.

What are the official ticket pricing tiers?

FIFA structured 2026 tickets into Front Categories 1–4 (by seat height) plus four Supporter tiers (Entry, Value, Standard, Premier). The Supporter Entry Tier is a flat $60 across all 104 matches including the Final. 50% of every PMA allocation is in the two cheapest Supporter tiers. Group-stage tickets start at $60; the Final ranges $2,030 to $7,875 in the official Front Category bands.

Is FIFA using dynamic pricing this World Cup?

Yes — for the first time ever at a World Cup. Within each Front Category, FIFA adjusts list prices based on match demand. High-demand matches (Final, host-nation games, England, Argentina/Brazil) sit at the top of the dynamic range; lower-demand fixtures sit at the bottom. The Supporter Entry Tier ($60 flat) is exempt from dynamic pricing.

How much is the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium?

Face value: Cat 1 = $6,730, Cat 2 = $4,210, Cat 3 = $2,790, Cat 4 = $2,030. Dynamic pricing pushes the upper end as high as $7,875. The Supporter Entry Tier at $60 also applies to the Final via the PMA allocation system, but the chance of getting a Supporter Entry seat to the Final via the public draw was vanishingly small. Secondary-market resale prices are dramatically higher: average ask around $16,094, individual VIP seats listed above $2 million in April 2026.

What is the Panama vs England match (Match 67)?

Match 67 is the third Group L group-stage match between Panama and England, scheduled for Saturday 27 June 2026 at 5:00 PM ET. Venue: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey. TV in the US: Fox. Resale prices on the FIFA Resale Marketplace and unofficial secondary platforms range from around $497 for upper-corner Cat 4 to $1,800+ for Cat 1 lower-stand premium, with most "good seat" listings around $700–$1,000 as of early May 2026.

How do I avoid ticket scams?

Five rules. (1) Default to tickets.fifa.com or the FIFA Resale Marketplace. (2) If using a secondary market, only use one with explicit World-Cup buyer protection. (3) Refuse any ticket sold as a screenshot, PDF, printout or email forward — none will work at the gate. (4) Cross-check the seller; brand-new social accounts with sub-$200 listings for high-demand matches are universally fraud. (5) Pay only via credit card or PayPal-with-buyer-protection — never bank transfer, crypto, gift cards or peer-to-peer apps without chargeback rights. See our Security Guide for the broader picture.

When will the FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app be available?

Mid-May 2026 — about four weeks before kickoff on 11 June. Available via Apple App Store and Google Play. The app will not contain ticket data until your specific match is close — FIFA emails when each ticket is ready, no earlier than May. Don't pre-download anything claiming to be the FWC2026 app: any "FIFA World Cup 2026" app that appeared before May 2026 was either the general tournament-info app (not for tickets) or a third-party impostor. Use tickets.fifa.com for the official app-store links once live.

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