England fans have been left fuming. 🔥⚽ 9WWOS
Keen fans wanting to snap up some tickets in a bid to watch the Matildas latched onto the opportunity.One fan claimed on social media: "If they announce any extra tix, type in the access code 'lioness' and you'll be able to get access to England zone. They've done it twice now. A group of us got 10 tickets in that section".
The code was released on the England Football website. As news of the issue spread, the Football Association told the publication it was "disappointed" in the outcome."We worked with FIFA to secure an additional allocation of tickets for England's World Cup semi-final against Australia," the statement read.
"When you have the crowd behind you it gives you that extra push," said England's Keira Walsh ahead of the match.
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