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GFF confirms ticket agents for Lady Jags World Cup Qualifier
Kaieteur News – Fans can snap up in-demand tickets for the Lady Jags crunch home FIFA World Cup and Concacaf W Championship qualifier against Nicaragua from MVP Sports, West Indian Sports Complex, High Rise Media, the Guyana Football Federation (GFF) Secretariat and the Bartica Football Association Office.
MVP Sports has been selected as one of the ticket agents by GFF.
The Guyana Senior Women’s National Team, top of Group F on goal difference, take on its Central American rivals in a crucial penultimate qualification game at 8 p.m. on Friday, April 8 at Leonora National Track and Field Centre.
With only the top teams from each group set to progress to the Concacaf W Championship, the GFF are calling on fans to come out in huge numbers to support the team. The Lady Jags face Trinidad and Tobago in what could prove to be the deciding match on Tuesday, April 12 in the twin island nation.
“We are calling on all football fans to come out and show the Lady Jags the support of our entire nation as they continue this incredible journey,” said GFF President Wayne Forde. “We are so close to writing an incredible story out of an extremely tough group. I would encourage fans to buy their tickets in advance through one of our ticket agents as we expect a big crowd.”
The following outlets have been selected as official ticket agents for the tantalising clash against
Nicaragua.
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