Synopsis
Hockey India has announced that all tickets for the FIH Pro League matches in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, from February 15 to 25 will be free. Fans can secure virtual tickets online, and top teams will compete in the event.Key Takeaways
- All tickets for FIH Pro League matches in Bhubaneswar are free.
- Matches scheduled from February 15 to 25 at Kalinga Hockey Stadium.
- Free tickets aim to enhance accessibility for fans.
- Top men’s and women’s teams will compete in this stage.
- Fans can register online for virtual tickets.
New Delhi, Feb 3 (NationPress) Hockey India has declared that all tickets for the men’s and women’s FIH Pro League matches taking place in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, from February 15 to 25 will be free for fans at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium.
This initiative highlights Hockey India’s dedication to advancing the sport and fostering an inclusive, fan-friendly atmosphere. Supporters can conveniently obtain their tickets through www.ticketgenie.in by registering their details to receive a virtual ticket. This seamless process eliminates the need for redeeming online purchases, ensuring a smooth entry into the stadium on match days, as stated by Hockey India in a press release.
Participating in the Bhubaneswar leg of the FIH Pro League 2024-25 will be elite men’s teams from England, Spain, Germany, Ireland, and India, while the women’s teams from Germany, England, the Netherlands, Spain, and India will also compete. Each team is set to face off twice during this stage of the competition.
The Indian Women’s Hockey Team will kick off their FIH Pro League 2024/25 journey on February 15 with a match against England, followed by the men's team who will meet Spain in their inaugural tournament game on the same day.
"We take pride in hosting the FIH Pro League in Bhubaneswar, a city that has become synonymous with top-notch hockey. By providing free tickets, we aim to cultivate an electrifying atmosphere in the stadium, uniting fans from diverse backgrounds to celebrate the sport. This is a unique chance for Odisha and India to exhibit our enthusiasm for hockey on a global platform," stated Hockey India chief Dilip Tirkey.
Hockey India secretary general Bhola Nath Singh remarked, "We are excited to make this edition of the FIH Pro League more accessible than ever. Our objective is to motivate a new generation of hockey enthusiasts, and by waiving the ticket cost, we ensure that everyone can partake in this remarkable sporting event. We invite all hockey fans to secure their free tickets and support our teams."
