As of Friday morning, 76 tickets were listed in the ‘supporter’ categories behind the goal in the England section.<\/p>\n
It is not possible to ascertain if they are being sold by the original ESTC purchaser, or if they have been bought by another party and then listed at the inflated prices.<\/p>\n
Tickets which are part of the ESTC allocation can only be bought by users who self-identified as a ‘Fan of’ England when they signed up with Fifa.<\/p>\n
The prices, which can be altered up or down, are set by the seller and only indicate an asking price, not what a buyer is prepared to pay. <\/p>\n
The FA cannot restrict the resale of these tickets because it is permitted by Fifa. <\/p>\n
Tickets in the cheapest, $60 (\u00a345) category, however, cannot be listed for resale.<\/p>\n
The ESTC announced on Tuesday, external<\/a> that a home match anti-touting policy was being introduced following a successful trial.<\/p>\n The game in Mexico City, which kicks off at 01:00 BST on Monday, will be broadcast live on BBC One.<\/a><\/p>\n The ESTC, which costs \u00a365 a year for renewing adult members, was given an allocation of 3,000 tickets for the match at the 80,824 Azteca, which cannot be increased. <\/p>\n In total, 4,373 members applied for a ticket, meaning the game was markedly oversubscribed.<\/p>\n Any supporter who had at least 27 caps was guaranteed to get a ticket at face value.<\/p>\n