FIFA says empty seats at a World Cup match in Guadalajara, Mexico, are the result of spectators watching from concourse areas rather than taking seats inside the stadium. The issue arose during the match between South Korea and the Czech Republic, according to reports. FIFA’s explanation attributes the visible gaps in attendance to fans who remained in or around the concourses instead of filling seats. The coverage focuses on FIFA’s response to the appearance of unused seating during the game, noting that the organization points to fan behavior within the venue. The reports do not add further details about ticketing, venue management, or whether any specific enforcement actions were taken. Overall, the accounts converge on FIFA’s stance that the match’s empty seats are explained by people choosing concourse viewing. Other perspectives on the cause of low seat occupancy are not presented in the provided material.