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UEFA EURO 2020

Third Ballot

Hi everyone,

Sorry if this has been covered, but I’m confused on the third ballot.

Does the third ballot include everyone? Or will it just include those who were unsuccessful from the second ballot?

If same as groups, the tickets didn’t go down the priority until everyone in an above priority was offered a ticket so wouldn’t this be the same here?

“Should any tickets remain unsold, or we obtain an additional allocation, by 3pm on Friday 25 June, we will run a ballot for a last-minute sale. The number of remaining tickets will determine who/how many will be entered into this ballot.

Caps cut off for Round 3:

TBD“

Any guidance appreciated

Cheers,

Leo.

Leo Valdmanis
  • 25 Jun 2021 8:57 AM
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  • Paul Jarvis
    Paul Jarvis
    • 25 Jun 2021 6:35 PM

    In reply to Martyn Lote:

    i quite agree richard,worst thing is tickets just appear randomly...UEFA dont ( and never really have ) care who has them,so all i would say is try and build your caps total up,and in the mean time keep trying the portal, especially now things seem to be coming to an end with allocations etc etc
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