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Cheapest England ticket you have ever bought

With all the doom and gloom at present here is something a little different 

what is the cheapest ticket you ever bought for a england game ?
mate I go with was looking at his euro 88 tickets which were a fiver each . Had a look at my euro 92 tickets which was in Sweden and I think the group games were £20 each but if memory serves me we got tickets for the friendly in russia  in 92 from the ground and not through the FA and they were 50 p 

I know that was slightly cheating but how low can you go ? 

jason broom
  • 23 Jan 2021 6:06 PM
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  • Anthony Mason
    Anthony Mason
    • 4 Apr 2021 5:38 PM

    In reply to Paddy Buckley:

    These last two (Paddy Buckley and Philip Sherwin) represent my first home game (also £1.50) and my first away game. The Paraguay game cost me about £80 but that included the Paraguay game, the Argentina 1/4 final the semi-final (Arg vs Belgium) and the Final. I know people got it cheaper but we just bought the lot so could get on with other things. But £80 for 4 WC knockout games including the final is unlikely to be repeated.
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  • katherine ashford
    katherine ashford
    • 6 Apr 2021 6:47 PM

    In reply to Anthony Mason:

    Now that was value foe money
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  • Daniel Armstrong
    Daniel Armstrong
    • 7 Apr 2021 7:38 AM
    Wasn't Moldova in 2012 only a fiver, it certainly wasn't much.
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  • Anthony Berry
    Anthony Berry
    • 7 Apr 2021 7:52 AM

    In reply to Daniel Armstrong:

    It was. Even cheaper in the home end at £4, although I ended up paying £50.
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  • Oliver Pearman
    Oliver Pearman
    • 7 Apr 2021 5:41 PM
    As others have said, Ukraine (after the refund), Moldova and Kosovo all around the £5 mark.

    Went to the under 21s away to Bulgaria u21s in 2007, at CSKA Sofia’s ground. Admission was free; mind you, barely any cover so got drenched by torrential rain in the second half
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  • Peter John-Baptiste
    Peter John-Baptiste
    • 7 Apr 2021 6:54 PM
    Probably 3 or 4 quid back in the
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  • James Collinson
    James Collinson
    • 9 Apr 2021 10:53 AM

    In reply to Daniel Armstrong:

    Yeah I have memories of this being about £4. So think that’s probably mine.
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