The match organiser ProEvents International Sdn Bhd (ProEvents) chief executive officer Julian Kam said the company had so far sold about 48,000 tickets for the match.
"Although the sales are slow but it is still an improvement from the 16,500 tickets sold last month.
"I am confident that the tickets will be sold out on the last day because Malaysians are likely to buy them at the very last minute," he told Bernama here today.
The National Stadium at Bukit Jalil, the venue for the match, has a capacity of 100,000 seats but the organiser has limited the tickets to 85,000.
Tickets for the match priced at RM58, RM68,RM108 and RM388 are still available at selected Nike sports stores and Tiketpro.
Malaysia play Arsenal on Wednesday (July 13). The match starts at 8:45pm.
"Although the sales are slow but it is still an improvement from the 16,500 tickets sold last month.
"I am confident that the tickets will be sold out on the last day because Malaysians are likely to buy them at the very last minute," he told Bernama here today.
The National Stadium at Bukit Jalil, the venue for the match, has a capacity of 100,000 seats but the organiser has limited the tickets to 85,000.
Tickets for the match priced at RM58, RM68,RM108 and RM388 are still available at selected Nike sports stores and Tiketpro.
Malaysia play Arsenal on Wednesday (July 13). The match starts at 8:45pm.
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