September 25, 2019 – The Croatia national team will return to Split next month for the first time since 2015 – and based on the number of tickets sold in just over 24 hours, it’s not hard to see just how eager Croatian football fans are to see the 2018 World Cup finalists in action at Poljud stadium.
Croatia and Hungary will play one of the decisive matches for the 2020 European Championships on 10 October at Poljud stadium in Split, which will be played in front fo 34,000 fans.
Namely, more than 30,000 tickets were sold on Tuesday after they went on sale at noon, while the remaining 3,977 tickets were snagged by Wednesday afternoon. Index.hr reports that the famous Split stadium is now officially sold out.
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The first sections to sell out at Poljud were the East and West, and on the second day of ticket sales, the only section with tickets available was the North.
The last time Croatia played a match at a Poljud stadium in front of fans was in a friendly against Switzerland in 2012.
After four and a half years and the infamous swastika incident against Italy, the Croatia national team finally returns to Poljud. Split will host Croatia and Hungary in one of the key European Championship qualifying matches of Group E.
Tickets were initially available for a lower presale price until October 6, costing 250 kuna for the West, 200 for the East, and 125 for the North.
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