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New Jersey Seeks Cut From FIFA’s $450 World Cup Grass Patches, Report Says · NabkaNews

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New Jersey Seeks Cut From FIFA’s $450 World Cup Grass Patches, Report Says

Forbes·3d ago

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New Jersey is reportedly seeking a cut from FIFA's expenses related to the World Cup, specifically the $450 spent on grass patches. The World Cup has also seen high ticket prices, with some finals tickets averaging over $11,000. Other aspects of the World Cup, including player injuries and viewing options, are also being discussed.

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