April trading activity on FIFA Collect centered around ten standout Right‑to‑Tickets, each tied to a highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026™ fixture. Below is the April leaderboard, mapped to match number and ticket category, along with key details on when and where each game takes place and why collectors are targeting them.

What is a Right‑to‑Ticket on FIFA Collect?  

A Right-to-Ticket is a digital collectible that grants the holder the right to claim an official FIFA World Cup 2026™ ticket for the specific match and category indicated on the collectible. RTTs are tradable on the FIFA Collect marketplace. 

M37 – Cat 1 – Uruguay vs Cabo Verde (Group H)

When: Sunday, June 21, 2026
Where: Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens
Why it resonates: Tradition meets emerging ambition in a weekend Miami spotlight, keeping Category 1 RTTs among the month’s most actively traded premium listings.

M5 – Cat 1 – Haiti vs Scotland (Group C)

When: Saturday, June 13, 2026 
Where: Boston Stadium, Boston
Why it resonates: A primetime group encounter fueled by passionate Haitian and Scottish support, with premium views drawing sustained interest from international buyers.

M86 – Cat 1 – Round of 32: Winner Group J vs Runner-up Group H

When: Thursday, July 3, 2026
Where: Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens
Why it resonates: A Miami knockout match under the lights remains one of the tournament’s most coveted scenarios. Marketplace activity reflected strong speculative demand for premium seating.

M47 – Cat 1 – Portugal vs Uzbekistan (Group K)

When: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: A showcase opportunity for a European powerhouse in a high-energy indoor environment. Category 1 positioning remained especially active throughout April trading.

M23 – Cat 1 – Portugal vs Congo DR (Group K)

When: Wednesday, June 17, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: A dynamic cross-continental fixture with attacking potential and passionate fan communities. Premium inventory remained especially active as collectors targeted one of Portugal’s headline group matches.

M10 – Cat 1 – Germany vs Curaçao (Group E)

When: Sunday, June 14, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: A European heavyweight meeting a Caribbean challenger creates a contrast in styles and fan cultures, helping sustain strong secondary-market activity throughout April.

M13 – Cat 1 – Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay (Group H)

When: Monday, June 15, 2026
Where: Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta
Why it resonates: A globally resonant fixture pairing South American pedigree with one of Asia’s most followed national teams. Early-tournament positioning and premium seating demand drove sustained April marketplace activity.

M65 – Cat 1 – Cabo Verde vs Saudi Arabia (Group H)

When: Friday, June 26, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: A compelling clash between an emerging African side and one of Asia’s most globally followed national teams. Collectors showed strong interest in premium seating for a fixture that could prove decisive in Group H.

M35 – Cat 1 – Netherlands vs Sweden (Group E)

When: Saturday, June 20, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: A high-caliber European showdown with tactical pedigree and strong traveling support on both sides. Category 1 demand reflects anticipation for one of the group stage’s most technically refined matchups.

M76 – Cat 1 – Round of 32: Winner Group C vs Runner-up Group F

When: Monday, June 29, 2026
Where: Houston Stadium, Houston
Why it resonates: Knockout certainty fuels urgency. Buyers positioned early for a decisive elimination match in one of the tournament’s loudest and most established host venues.

April Momentum on FIFA Collect

Right‑to‑Tickets continue to define how collectors engage with FIFA World Cup 2026™ anticipation. April’s leaderboard reflects strategic moves toward marquee group clashes and decisive knockout nights. With each transfer, plans sharpen and the countdown to kick‑off feels shorter.

These ten Right‑to‑Tickets represent where conviction, atmosphere, and opportunity converged in April digital access points to football’s biggest stage.