FIFA cancels World Cup tickets provided to about 60 fans after an error leads to tickets being issued for free, according to multiple reports. The tickets were sold through the official FIFA World Cup website ahead of the tournament’s start, with outlets describing a mispricing or ticketing mistake that allowed certain buyers to obtain access at no cost. Once the issue is identified, FIFA voids the affected tickets and reverses the allocation for those who received them under the incorrect pricing setup. The reports note that the cancellation affects only a limited group of ticket holders, estimated at dozens, rather than the wider ticketing public. FIFA’s decision means those fans lose access linked to the cancelled tickets, and FIFA is expected to manage replacements or refunds through its standard ticketing processes, though specific remedies were not detailed in the provided summaries. The incident highlights the risk of errors in online ticketing systems and the steps FIFA takes to correct them before the event begins.