Fans on concourses instead of in seats, claims Fifa

Fifa says numerous empty seats were visible in the near-sell-out Group A match between South Korea and the Czech Republic because of fans remaining on concourses.

South Korea secured a 2-1 victory over the Czech Republic in their opening World Cup match, with Hwang In-beom scoring and assisting in the decisive goals.

FIFA reports that empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match were due to fans standing in concourses rather than sitting in their assigned seats.

International fans praised South Korea's dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over the Czech Republic, highlighting the team's technique and contrasting styles.

High ticket prices are cited by fans as the reason for numerous empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic World Cup match in Guadalajara.

FIFA explains that empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match were due to fans watching from concourses instead of their assigned seats.

FIFA states that empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match were caused by fans remaining on concourses rather than sitting in their assigned seats.

FIFA attributes the empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match in Guadalajara to fans watching from concourses instead of their assigned seats.

FIFA explains that empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match were due to fans standing in concourses rather than occupying their assigned seats.

Despite FIFA's reported attendance of 44,985, large sections of empty seats were visible during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match in Guadalajara, raising questions about ticket pricing and demand.

FIFA attributes visible empty seats during the South Korea vs. Czech Republic match in Guadalajara to fans congregating in concourses rather than occupying their assigned seats.