Al-Wasail Company SMC, the operator and owner of the rights to Al-Awal Park Stadium, canceled 2,349 tickets for the match between Al-Nassr of Saudi Arabia and Al-Ain of the United Arab Emirates in the second leg of the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League, confirming that they will be resold, as it hinted at legal prosecution for reselling tickets in illegal ways. The Al-Nasr administration offered tickets at reduced prices (17 riyals for a front or unified ticket for individuals and families) to encourage fans to attend the upcoming match, especially since its team lost the first leg to a goal from Moroccan Sofiane Rahimi. However, they sold out shortly after their launch, and were offered at exorbitant prices on the black market, with amounts ranging from Between 500 and 600 riyals, with the total amounting to about 1.4 million riyals instead of 39.9 thousand riyals, which called for intervention and blocking it. Al-Wasail Company SMC confirmed in a statement today that tickets sold through irregular sites, which amounted to 2,349 riyals, will be re-offered, while purchase priority will be given to seasonal package holders.