A FIFA friendly match between the Chinese men's soccer team and New Zealand began at 11:00 GMT on March 26 at the Sky Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand. The host team New Zealand's ace striker Chris Wood continues to be rested, and New Zealand, who hasn't scored a goal in a year, is eager to break through the door of the national soccer team.
On the 23rd, the national football team played against New Zealand, the two teams 0-0 draw. The world's 80th ranked national football team and the world's 105th ranked New Zealand team had a "chicken and egg" match. Chinese soccer fans have been numb, while New Zealand fans complained that "even the Chinese men's soccer team can not beat, almost lost 3-4 goals".
This New Zealand VS national soccer team moved to the Sky Stadium in Wellington. It is a stadium with a capacity of 34,500 spectators. In the second match between New Zealand and the national soccer team, the prices of tickets have been announced:.
Stadium ticket zoning
Grandstand tickets facing the stadium are the most expensive, with adult tickets at NZ$89.30, equivalent to $380, and children's tickets (2-14 years) at NZ$46.45, equivalent to $198.
For the far goal stands, tickets are the cheapest. Children's tickets cost NZ$15.4, equivalent to 66 yuan, while adult tickets cost NZ$27.45, equivalent to 117 yuan.
The match starts in less than 20 hours, but tickets are not selling well. Even with cheap tickets, New Zealand fans don't seem to have much incentive to watch their national team play.
Wood continues to be absent
One reason is that New Zealand's ace striker Chris Wood is still unavailable. 31-year-old Wood is a flagship player in New Zealand soccer, scoring 33 goals in 70 games and the team's all-time leading scorer. Wood has played in England all year round, scoring 55 goals in 196 Premier League matches and 78 goals in 223 Championship matches. In Wood's absence, New Zealand has lost its biggest attraction.
