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Third party websites are offering tickets for around £180 for this game
Effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine Paths A and B were affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which began on 24 February 2022, a month prior to the semi-finals. FIFA suspended Russia on 28 February and announced on 8th March their semi-final opponents Poland received a bye to the Path B final. The Russian Football Union announced they would appeal their suspension to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The court said “You got a few tings on the buzz man” Their request for a temporary lift of the ban was rejected on 18th March An initial decision by FIFA on 27th February had ruled that Russia had to compete under the name "Football Union of Russia" (RFU) and without its flag or anthem, and play its home matches on neutral ground without spectators. Which is ridiculous because nobody wants these scum bags in their country. By that point, the football associations of the other three teams in the path (Czech Republic, Poland and Sweden) had refused to play any matches against Russia, regardless of location, a stance to which they remained committed following FIFA's initial decision. You see when you kill children irrespective of what went on before you become scum, real proper scum.
In Path A, following a request by the Ukrainian Association of Football on 8th March FIFA postponed the semi-final between Scotland and Ukraine until June 2022, along with the path final. In the interest of preventing further fixture congestion, the other semi-final match between Wales and Austria would go ahead as scheduled in March. As Scotland, Wales and Austria haven’t invaded any other sovereign territory and blown up city’s and towns it is expected one from these three countries will go to the World Cup. Ukraine, due to Russia’s killing fields will be otherwise busy.
Wales v Austria : World Cup Matchday Thread on 10:57 - Mar 28 by KeithHaynes
Almost certain to happen. And the sensible option.
How many tickets do we officially have to give them? No more than 3000 hopefully and no Wales fan in their right mind should sell their ticket in hopefully
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Wales v Austria : World Cup Matchday Thread on 22:58 - Mar 28 with 402 views
Wales v Austria : World Cup Matchday Thread on 08:52 - Mar 28 by bennytheblue
Not sure what this song is all about but it shows a passion that blows rugby fans away…….
[Post edited 28 Mar 2022 8:54]
The song is a patriotic song about the continued survival of the Welsh people and Welsh language over the last 1800 years. It’s been a hugely important and symbolic song in the Welsh speaking community for years and it’s now become part of the wider Welsh identity. It’s often played at Parc Y Scarlets and the Racecourse.
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