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FIFA will run a multi-phase ticket sales process for Dallas World Cup matches, including a December lottery and a resale phase.
Tickets for Dallas Stadium range from as low as $60 to thousands for premium seats, varying by category and match type.
Dallas matches are sold through FIFA, with country federations and hospitality packages offering additional access options.
Fans can buy tickets through a December-January random selection draw, with subsequent phases including general resale and a final sales phase.
AT&T Stadium in Arlington will host nine World Cup games, with some tickets available in several categories.
Category tickets determine seating by section rather than a fixed seat, adding flexibility to the purchase process.
Dallas-specific World Cup coverage includes travel, lodging and activity guidance in the host city guide.
Fans can also look to country federations for potential allocations of thousands of tickets per match.
Final phase may offer an optional last-minute sales window for tickets not sold in earlier lotteries.
For those seeking the best experience, hospitality packages with seats and amenities are available but limited.

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Emmitt Smith urged men to get screened for prostate cancer, stressing early detection via simple tests.
Depend’s Stand Strong for Men’s Health campaign donated over $1 million to the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
In 2025, other Hall of Fame players like Deion Sanders and Barry Sanders have also spoken about men’s health.
Smith linked his health message to his personal history, noting his father’s cancer experience.
Depend’s campaign has donated to the Prostate Cancer Foundation and aims to support research and treatment.
Smith emphasized balancing physical, mental, and spiritual health for overall well-being.
The interview noted Smith’s continued growth mindset and pursuit of new knowledge.
The campaign included events at Cowboys’ game day experiences to reach a broad audience.
The article notes a broader 2025 trend of health advocacy among Hall of Fame athletes.
Smith outlined the broader mission to encourage family dialogue about health.

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