The NSA has suspended the e-ticketing platform for the Ghana vs. Chad World Cup Qualifier, necessitating in-person ticket purchases at the stadium. This decision aims to improve the ticketing experience following technical issues encountered in the past. Ticket prices have been announced for various seating categories.
The National Sports Authority (NSA) has temporarily halted the use of its e-ticketing platform for the upcoming 2026 World Cup Qualifier match between Ghana and Chad. Consequently, fans wishing to attend this event at the Accra Sports Stadium will need to purchase printed tickets directly at the venue’s gates.
Ghana initially implemented an electronic ticketing system in 2022 for a World Cup playoff match against Nigeria at Baba Yara Sports Stadium. Unfortunately, the e-ticketing system has faced persistent issues, including ticket verification failures and internet connectivity problems, which hindered its effectiveness.
The NSA has yet to announce specific locations for ticket sales. The match is scheduled for Friday, March 21, 2025, at 7 PM at the Accra Sports Stadium. Ticket prices are set as follows: VVIP – GH₵200, VIP – GH₵150, Lower VIP – GH₵100, Osu Stand – GH₵20, and Popular Stand – GH₵10.
In summary, the NSA has opted to discontinue the e-ticketing system for the Ghana vs. Chad World Cup Qualifier due to ongoing technical difficulties. Fans will be required to purchase physical tickets at the stadium, and while ticket prices have been announced, designated points of sale have yet to be disclosed. This decision allows for a more reliable ticketing experience for attendees, following the challenges faced with the electronic platform.
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