FIFA appears to have technical difficulties with latest round of World Cup ticket sales
Issues were sorted by noon ET on Wednesday, FIFA said
FIFA appears to have technical difficulties with latest round of World Cup ticket sales
Issues were sorted by noon ET on Wednesday, FIFA said
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