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Get tickets to watch France in the World Cup third place game in Miami

Get tickets to watch France in the World Cup third place game in Miami

The team predicted to dominate the World Cup has been officially knocked out, missing the chance to reach the finals for a potential third straight tournament.

Kylian Mbappé’s France faced a tough 2-0 loss to a strong Spain team led by Lamine Yamal, pushing them to compete for third place at Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium on July 18.

If you’re hoping to see Kikki, Michael Oliseh, and Ousmane Dembele one last time in this tournament, there are last-minute tickets available.

Currently, the lowest price for a seat on SeatGeek stands at $1,184, including all fees.

Tickets in the 100 level begin at $1,449, fees included.

Remember to use promo code NYPOST10 for a $10 discount on orders of $250 or more at checkout. Just a heads up, this discount is valid only for first purchases on SeatGeek.

Fans of Les Bleus might feel disappointed after the loss to Spain, but there’s still much to celebrate from France’s performance at the 2026 World Cup.

Before this match, Didier Deschamps’ squad had impressive victories against Senegal, Iraq, and Norway in the group stage, and they managed to shut out teams like Sweden, Paraguay, and Morocco in the knockout rounds.

The upcoming game will carry mixed emotions, particularly with Argentina and England having lost in the semi-finals.

As reported, after the third-place match, Deschamps’ long tenure as the national team coach is set to conclude, with Zinedine Zidane stepping in next spring.

If Lionel Messi’s Argentina doesn’t advance, this game will echo a rematch of the 2022 World Cup final, where Argentina triumphed on penalties.

For the fans, taking on Messi and his team again would be, well, a fitting end to a successful campaign.

But let’s not forget that another showdown with England, especially after beating them in the quarter-finals back in 2022, could be just as appealing.

In any case, we’ll meet at the pitch in Miami.

For those looking for details, we’ve got everything you need about France’s third-place playoff for the 2026 World Cup.

How much do tickets cost for France’s World Cup third-place playoff in Miami?

Here’s a breakdown of ticket prices at Hard Rock Stadium:

Hard Rock Stadium section Ticket price starts at
300 levels $1,184 (Including fees)
200 levels $1,550 (Including fees)
100 levels $1,449 (Including fees)

Who plays for France and Spain?

Here’s Deschamps’ complete roster:

France national team list
Mike Maignan (goalkeeper)
Robin Risser (goalkeeper)
Blythe Samba (goalkeeper)
Lucas Digne (defender)
Malo Gusto (defender)
Lucas Hernandez (defender)
Theo Hernandez (defender)
Ibrahima Konate (defender)
Jules Koundé (defender)
Maxence Lacroix (defender)
William Saliba (defender)
Dayo Upamecano (defender)
N’Golo Kanté (midfielder)
Manu Kone (midfielder)
Adrien Rabiot (midfielder)
Aurélien Tchouaméni (midfielder)
Warren Zaire-Emery (midfielder)
Magnes Acriosh (forward)
Bradley Barcola (forward)
Rayan Cherki (forward)
Ousmane Dembélé (forward)
Désiré Doué (forward)
Jean-Philippe Mateta (forward)
Kylian Mbappé (forward)
Michael Oliseh (forward)
Marcus Thuram (forward)

Complete the 2026 World Cup schedule

This summer, exciting matchups will be happening at venues nationwide.

Stay in the loop by checking out SeatGeek’s full schedule of upcoming matches.

Massive concert events in 2026

If you’re into concerts, you’re in luck!

Some of the biggest names in music will be performing in venues across North America this summer. Here are a few highlights you should check out.

• BTS

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• Ed Sheeran

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Curious about more artists hitting the road? Take a look at our comprehensive list of major artists touring in 2026 and find the show that suits you.

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