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FC Goa home tickets go live tomorrow

Tickets available at BookmyShow.com and three outlets across the State

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FC Goa fans will be able to buy tickets for the team's home matches from October 3. The Gaurs host FC Pune City in the first home game of the Indian Super League on October 8 at Nehru Stadium in Fatorda. The tickets will go live on October 3 post 2 pm online and will be available at three outlets across the State simultaneously, subject to availaibility.

FC Goa have partnered with online ticketing portal BookMyShow.com for ticket sales. Tickets to the opening home match as well as other home matches will be live on www.in.bookmyshow.com.

FC Goa will play their opening game in the third season of the eight-team league in Guwahati against NorthEast United on October 4.

The tickets are priced at: Rs 350 (North and South Lower Stand), Rs 499 (North and South Upper Stand), Rs 499 (East Lower Stand), Rs 900 (East Upper Stand), Rs 1,400 (West Upper Stand), Rs 5,000 (Hospitality Box Seat), Rs 8,000 West Premium Hospitality (VVIP), Rs 50,000 (Corporate Boxes). Additionally, the club has made limited season passes available in the East Stand at a price of Rs 6,000, which will give the fans access to the seven home matches during the league stages. All tickets are inclusive of service and entertainment tax where applicable.

The tickets will also be available at three outlets -- Box Office at the Swimming Pool, Fatorda, Margao; Duler Stadium, Mapusa and Indoor Stadium Campal, Panaji. The ticket counters will be open from 10 am to 6 pm.

A single individual can buy four tickets per match. The fans need to submit their identity proof copy, phone number and e-mail address at the time of booking the tickets online or physically at the time of collecting the tickets. In case of queries contact the call centre on 022 6144 5050.

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