Football fans in the UAE can now get their hands on tickets for the highly anticipated friendly match between Brazil and South Korea.
The game will be played at the Mohamed Bin Zayed Stadium on November 19.
Tickets start at AED 120 and can be purchased online from Ticketmaster.ae.
The fixture will be the first time Brazil have played an international game in the UAE since October 2010.
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