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Single Game Tickets for San Antonio FC Go on Sale this Wednesday

By on Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 12:33 pm

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Sebastian Thuriere takes a free kick in SAFC training. - Courtesy SAFC
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Sebastian Thuriere takes a free kick in SAFC training.
San Antonio F.C.'s season opener is creeping closer. On Wednesday, March 8, fans will be able to pick and choose which matches they'd like to see when single game tickets go on sale.

Tickets range from $10 for a spot in the beer garden to $50 for dead-center seats. SAFC has announced 15 home games for its inaugural season, though that number could rise as exhibition games and U.S. Open Cup matches are announced. Season tickets for the USL slate are already available. 

Bookmark this page to buy single-game tickets tomorrow, and to check out a map of Toyota Field ticket prices. The first home game is Saturday, April 9 against Swope Park Rangers. The team's full schedule is available here.

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