Ticket prices for the FIFA World Cup last-16 match between England and Mexico are rising sharply on FIFA’s official resale portal as demand grows. Multiple outlets report that England fans who missed the original sales window are facing resale prices starting at about £2,600 for a single ticket, according to BBC reporting cited by other sources. BBC Football and other coverage state that tickets are being relisted for thousands of pounds, with top listings reaching roughly £26,000. Financial Times reports even higher figures for the tournament’s last game in Mexico, citing listings as high as about $36,000. Other outlets describing the same resale activity place the upper end at around £27,000. Channel NewsAsia says prices on the FIFA portal soar, without adding new figures. One outlet, Mexico News Daily, reports much higher prices on resale sites overall, including claims up to US $130,000, and says prices increase rapidly in days and draws public criticism. Across reports, the shared theme is that official resale listings (and, in some accounts, broader resale listings) become extremely expensive amid World Cup fever.