Fifa has announced that a second random selection draw sales period has opened for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, giving fans another chance to get hold of tickets ahead of the finals later this year. Here is everything you need to know about the next round of the World Cup tickets process. Similar to the first random selection draw, fans can apply for a variety of World Cup tickets which are then allocated at a later date. The big difference is that in the second random selection draw, fans can now select specific matches following the group stage draw and release of the schedule. In between the two random selection draws, fans had the opportunity to get hold of resale tickets on a first come, first served basis but that window has now closed. The second random selection draw opened on Tuesday, April 5 and will run until Thursday, April 28. Just like the first selection draw, there will be no priority based on when the applications are made, so it makes no difference if fans apply on the first day or the last. For the first time, Supporter Tickets and Conditional Supporter Tickets will be on offer for those who declare as followers of a certain competing country and want to sit with fellow fans of that team. Note that some member associations require fans to be member of their official fan clubs in order to apply for these tickets. Fans will be again able to apply for Individual Match Tickets and Four-Stadium Ticket Series, while Accessibility Tickets will be available across all products. <b>Individual Match Tickets </b>Tickets for a specific match, available across four different price categories. <b>Supporter Tickets </b>Group-stage tickets for supporters of a certain team, available across three different price categories. <b>Conditional Supporter Tickets </b>Tickets for supporters of a certain team for a second-round match that could potentially feature their team, available across three different price categories. <b>Four-Stadium Ticket Series </b>Tickets for fans who want to sample the atmosphere across four different matches and iconic stadiums on successive days. <b>Accessibility Tickets </b>Tickets that provide access to tailored facilities and spaces for disabled people and people with limited mobility, covering a range of requirements, as part of any of the above products. The price of World Cup tickets varies based on the round and the category. There are three ticket categories: Category 1, Category 2, and Category 3. <b>Group stage </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 250 (around $69), Category 2 — QAR 600 (around $165), and Category 1 — QAR 800 (around $220). <b>Round of 16 </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 350 (around $96), Category 2 — QAR 750 (around $205), and Category 1 — QAR 1000 (around $275). <b>Quarter-finals </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 750 (around $205), Category 2 — QAR 1050 (around $288), and Category 1 — QAR 1550 (around $425). <b>Semi-finals </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 1300 (around $357), Category 2 — QAR 2400 (around $660), and Category 1 — QAR 3480 (around $955). <b>Third-place play-off </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 750 (around $205), Category 2 — QAR 1100 (around $302), and Category 1 — QAR 1550 (around $425). <b>Final </b>Category 3 tickets — QAR 2200 (around $605), Category 2 — QAR 3650 (around $1002), and Category 1 — QAR 5850 (around $1606). <b>Category 3 tickets</b> are priced at QAR 1,000 (around $275), QAR 1,200 (around $330), and QAR 1850 (around $508), depending on the selection of fixtures. <b>Category 2 tickets</b> are available at QAR 2400 (around $600), QAR 2700 (around $740), and QAR 3400 (around $934). <b>Category 1 tickets</b> start at QAR 3200 (around $878), and rise to QAR 3600 (around $988) and QAR 4650 (around $1277), depending on fixtures. <b>Three-ticket series </b>Category 3 — QAR 825 (around $226), Category 2 — 1980 (around $544), and Category 1 — QAR 2640 (around $725) <b>Four-ticket series</b> Category 3 — QAR 1210 (around $332), Category 2 — 10615 (around $770), and Category 1 — QAR 3740 (around $1027) <b>Seven-ticket series</b> Category 3 — QAR 5885 (around $1616), Category 2 — 2805 (around $2915), and Category 1 — QAR 15708 (around $4314) The 2022 World Cup in Qatar begins on November 21 and runs until the final on December 18. There will be 32 national teams competing, divided into eight groups of four based on seeding. France are the reigning champions having defeated Croatia 4-2 in the 2018 final in Russia.
