World Cup 2026: After Round of 32 prices crash, here are the most and least-expensive prices for first knockout round

The 2026 World Cup has already reached the knockout stage, and the Round of 32 is underway.

With the loser of each game being eliminated from contention, this could be the last chance that fans have to see their home nation compete in the international tournament.

Prices for the Round of 32 started high, but have dropped significantly over the last week.

When the matchups were set, the most expensive game was Argentina vs. Cape Verde, which had a get-in price of $3,322 as of June 22, per Gametime. The median price to attend the game was $4,605.

As of June 29, the tickets for that game have dropped, as have many across the board. The get-in price for Argentina-Cape Verde is down to $2,041 with a median price of $3,424.

The most expensive Round of 32 game as of June 29 is Mexico-Ecuador, which has a get-in price of $2,494 and a median price of $3,367.

Australia vs. Egypt has the most expensive single ticket, listed at $11,403.

Here are the most expensive get-in tickets for the Round of 32 as of June 29:

1. Mexico vs. Ecuador: $2,494 (median: $3,455)

2. Argentina vs. Cape Verde: $2,358 (median: $3,620)

3. Portugal vs. Croatia: $2,027 (median: $3,004)

4. USA vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina: $1,580 (median: $2,807)

5. Colombia vs. Ghana: $1,173 (median: $1,721)

On June 22, the cheapest Round of 32 get-in ticket was Belgium vs. Senegal at $1,289. A week later, the get-in price for that game plummeted to $416.

Here are the cheapest get-in tickets for the Round of 32 as of June 29.

1. Switzerland vs. Algeria: $387 (median: $694)

2. Germany vs. Paraguay: $416 (median: $779)

3. Belgium vs. Senegal: $416 (median: $787)

4. Côte d'Ivoire vs. Norway: $528 (median: $828)

5. Netherlands vs. Morocco: $653 (median: $1,085)

The Round of 32 runs from now until July 3, with only 16 teams advancing.