Around four thousand tickets for next Saturday's World Cup qualifier between Southeast Asian rivals Singapore and Malaysia were sold out in a little more than six hours, local media reported on Saturday. The ticketing booth at the Jalan Besar Stadium, where Southeast Asian champions Malaysia will meet arch rivals Singapore in the first leg of the second round qualifier, had a "sold out" sign displayed in the afternoon.
"The queue started late on Friday at around 11.30 pm and the crowd progressively grew bigger as it neared the 8 am sale time," Ridzal Saat, an official of the Football Association of Singapore (FAS), told reporters.
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