UEFA says few tickets left for Nations League semifinals

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PORTO, Portugal - UEFA says only a few tickets are available for the semifinals of the inaugural Nations League in Portugal.

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PORTO, Portugal – UEFA says only a few tickets are available for the semifinals of the inaugural Nations League in Portugal.

UEFA says less than 200 tickets remain on sale for Wednesday’s match between Portugal and Switzerland in Porto, and less than 150 are available for the game between England and the Netherlands on Thursday in Guimaraes.

Tickets remain on sale for Sunday’s final in Porto, but UEFA says they are expected to be sold quickly after the finalists are decided.

A general view of the Dragao stadium in Porto, Portugal, Tuesday, June 4, 2019. Switzerland will face Portugal Wednesday in a UEFA Nations League semifinal soccer match in Porto. (AP Photo/Luis Vieira)
A general view of the Dragao stadium in Porto, Portugal, Tuesday, June 4, 2019. Switzerland will face Portugal Wednesday in a UEFA Nations League semifinal soccer match in Porto. (AP Photo/Luis Vieira)

UEFA said Tuesday tickets for Sunday’s third-place game in Guimaraes also remain available.

Portugal earned the right to host the competition’s first final four after winning its group.

UEFA created the Nations League to try to give national teams more meaningful games and reduce the number of friendlies.

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