Resale surges for Spain v Serbia at La Cerámica as prices hit 100 euros | OneFootball

The resale market has kicked into gear around Spain v Serbia at Estadio de la Cerámica, with listings reaching 100 euros as kick-off nears.

According to El Periódico Mediterráneo, the RFEF opened sales on Monday after the Finalissima was suspended, only four days before the match, triggering queues and crashes. Each user could purchase up to six tickets.

Although new batches have been released and a few official seats remain for Thursday and Friday without special offers, many supporters have turned to secondary platforms. Buying outside official channels carries risks of fraud, duplication and no guarantees.

Listings typically run from 50 to 100 euros, above some official tariffs. One post seeks 100 euros in the South Stand, another asks 65 euros for six together, others offer four at 50, and some cite purchasing by mistake or advertise on X.

The arithmetic explains the incentive. Someone who bought six tickets at 12 euros would spend 72, then at 60 each could gross 360, leaving 288 euros profit.

With European champions Spain visiting Vila-real a few months before the 2026 World Cup, demand is surging and the parallel market has seized its chance. More adverts appear likely as kick-off approaches.

Source: El Periódico Mediterráneo