Saturday’s Morocco vs. Canada match in Houston is currently the cheapest ticket price for any of the 2026 FIFA World Cup round of 16 matchups, according to ticketdata.com.
The get-in ticket price for the Fourth of July match is $630, as of 9 a.m. Friday.
The second-least expensive round of 16 ticket is for the other July 4 match between Germany and Paraguay for $783. Mexico’s matchup with England in Mexico City is the most expensive at more than $3,500.
The ticket price of $630 is as low as it has been for the round of 16 matchup since May. Resale prices started increasing rapidly at the start of the tournament, and ticket prices for the match peaked on June 24 at $2,833.
Prices dropped rapidly over the next day to about $1,436. Another major drop came Sunday and the price has continued trickling since.
Significant price decreases for the first two rounds of the knockout stage have been seen throughout most of the World Cup host cities. The final get-in price for Monday’s Brazil-Japan matchup in Houston was $777, per ticketdata.com. The cost was more than $2,000 about a week before kickoff.
Saturday’s matchup is the final of seven World Cup games in Houston, and it could be the cheapest of all the matches. Of the six games that have been played, Germany vs. Curacao has the cheapest final ticket price at $658.
Portugal vs. Uzbekistan was the highest-cost match at $1,709.
Morocco enters the Houston matchup riding a 33-game unbeaten streak that includes the controversial Africa Cup of Nations final, which the Atlas Lions were awarded the win two months after the match had been played.
The team extended the run in the round of 32 when it defeated the Netherlands in Mexico in a penalty shootout.
Canada won its first knockout stage match Sunday with a 1-0 victory over South Africa. Stephen Eustáquio scored the game-winning goal in stoppage time to secure the historic victory for the Canadians.