ISL Final | Yellow Army to yellow Fatorda; Tickets sold out within hours |

All tickets for the ISL Final (ISL 2021-22 Final) have been sold out. According to ISL officials, tickets for the finals were sold out within hours. Tens of thousands will be flocking to watch the Kerala Blasters vs Hyderabad FC final match at the Forda Stadium in Goa. Fans were not allowed entry into the league stage due to Kovid restrictions. However, the ISL organizing committee allowed fans to enter after the Kovid expansion was brought under control. After a gap of six years, the Kerala Blasters are set to play their third ISL final, while Hyderabad FC are set to advance to their first ISL final. So the heated response to ticket sales is an indication that fans will flock to support their own team.

The response from Kerala Blasters fans has been overwhelming. The team, which had received only disappointing performances over several seasons, finally made it to the finals with a thumping performance that gave the Blasters fans something to celebrate. Known as the largest football fan base in India, the Blasters’ fan club, the Yellow Jackets, is therefore gearing up to turn Fordorda into the Yellow Sea in the final.

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The final will be played in Goa but thousands of Blasters fans will flock here. Some have already returned to Goa to watch the final. Blasters fans are going to Goa by booking special buses from various places in Kerala to watch the final fight. The Blasters will not be able to play in the yellow jersey in the final, but it is certain that the Blasters’ twelfth yellow card in the gallery will cover Fatorda.

The second phase of ticket sales, which started at 10 a.m. on the 17th, ended within hours. In the first phase, half of the 14,000 tickets on sale were sold out. Within hours of tickets being sold out, social media groups could be seen coming in to see if they could get a ticket from anywhere. Organizers had initially planned to open offline ticket counters near Fatorda Stadium, where the finals will take place, but abandoned the decision as the number of people searching for tickets online was ten times higher than those buying directly.

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Meanwhile, it is reported that most of the tickets sold are owned by Kerala Blasters fans. Tens of thousands of Blasters fans are expected at the stadium on the day of the final match. The organizers decided to allow the full capacity of the stadium for the finals. This is the first time since the Kovid restrictions that so many have been allowed into the final.