The FIFA offers free tickets for the Clubworldbeker collision on Monday between Inter Milan and Fluminense.
All who have paid to see Chelsea to see Thrash Benfica 4-1 in the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on Saturday, no less than four Freebies for the competition at the same location.
In an e -mail seen by Mail Sport, FIFA says that the offer is 'a sign of our appreciation' after Chelsea's match was hit by the Portuguese by a repair.
However, some may see it as further proof that the administrative body of World Football has difficulty selling tickets for his renewed tournament and a desperate attempt to put more vagrants on chairs.
The West-London side qualified for the quarterfinals in a competition that lasted longer than four hours. In the 86th minute, due to lightning nearby, the game was suspended with the score on 1-0 to Chelsea. Play resumed two hours later and the English outfit eventually needed extra time to prevail.
Only 25,929 attended the competition in an empty -looking 74,867 location. And civil servants may do everything they can to prevent a repetition on Monday when the Italians are confronted with the Brazilians.
Four free tickets for attendees of the Chelsea game as a 'Thank you for your presence and understanding'.
Although some competitions have taken place before large crowds, there have been considerably bad attendees during the competition. Mail Sport indeed revealed that FIFA raced fans who had bought tickets in some competitions for seats that confront the television cameras in an attempt to improve the optics.