Tickets for the knockout stages of Women’s Rugby World Cup 2014 are now on sale.
The semi finals will take place at Stade Jean Bouin in Paris on August 13 with the final being played at the same venue on August 17.
Tickets, which are priced from as low as just €5, are now available to fans by clicking here.
The tournament runs from August 1-17 in Paris, with the pool stages being played at the FFR headquarters in Marcoussis and the final stages to be held at Jean Bouin, the home of Stade Francais.
IRB Chairman Bernard Lapasset said: “Preparations for Women’s Rugby World Cup are on track and excitement is really starting to build, especially after some great matches in the Women’s Six Nations at the weekend.”
“It really comes to life when fans can buy tickets, and start to plan their trips to Paris in August to see some great Rugby at the Stade Jean Bouin.”
FFR President Pierre Camou said: “With the Women’s Rugby World Cup, the FFR’s objective is to organise a high level competition, but also to promote Women’s Rugby.”
“That is why we want to offer fans a great feast of Women’s Rugby over two exceptional days that will close this magnificent competition.”
The 12 teams will meet at the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2014 in Paris, with match days on August 1, 5, 9, 13 and 17.
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Tickets for the knockout stages range from just €5 to €20 for the semi-finals and from €5 to €25 for the final day at Stade Jean Bouin.
Tickets for the pool stages will be released at a later date.
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