Pakhtakor vs Al-Nassr: Ticket Prices Surge in Tashkent, says sports.kz

Standard tickets for the AFC Champions League Elite match between Pakhtakor Tashkent and Al-Nassr on November 2, 2026, at Pakhtakor Central Stadium have climbed as high as 600,000 soms, while VIP passes reached 3 million soms before selling out, sports.kz reported.

Ticket Prices Reach Record Highs in Tashkent

Ticket pricing for the upcoming continental fixture in Uzbekistan has experienced a sharp increase, driven by the anticipated arrival of Al-Nassr. According to sports.kz, standard admission prices for the tournament fixture now range between 100,000 and 600,000 soms. The peak of the pricing structure was set by VIP tickets priced at 3 million soms, which sold out within the opening hours of the release.

The stark difference in cost highlights the unique market demand surrounding the fixture compared to other matches hosted at the venue. Regional reporting noted that Pakhtakor has previously distributed tickets free of charge for other matches, creating a pronounced contrast with the current pricing scale for the visit of the Saudi Professional League side.

Al-Nassr Squad Remains Unconfirmed for Tashkent Fixture

The fourth-round fixture in the AFC Champions League Elite is scheduled for November 2, 2026, at Pakhtakor Central Stadium in Tashkent. Despite the commercial surge and high demand for seats, Al-Nassr has not yet officially confirmed whether the player will travel with the squad or feature in the final matchday roster.

Public interest remains exceptionally high despite the absence of a confirmed lineup announcement. Regional outlets have emphasized that while general admission tiers remain accessible on official ticketing platforms, the highest-tier VIP allotments disappeared almost immediately after going on sale.

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