Euro 2016 ticket portal opened again and they’re being allocated on a first-come, first-served basis

It's your last last last chance. For now.

The Euro 2016 ticket portal is opened again and will stay open until March 31. Fans can avail of the ticket resale platform to snap up some unwanted match tickets (if they're being sold) but you need to look often and you need to act fast. The FAI issued an update on Wednesday on the new portal that has given some supporters another shot of getting entry to a Euro 2016 game in France. Unfortunately the rise in hotel prices in Paris, Bordeaux and Lille for the Ireland game days is absolutely meteoric but, if you can get somewhere to stay out there, you might find the most recent information useful.

• Fans who were successfully allocated tickets following the fan sales phase will not be able to resell their tickets.
• But fans across the world will have another opportunity to obtain tickets for matches for which their application was unsuccessful during the December/January window.
• All tickets made available on the Ticket Resale Platform will be offered on a first come first served basis with Mastercard and Visa credit cards being the only accepted payment methods. Please note, debit cards will not be accepted.
• The availability of tickets may frequently change based on which tickets will be made available for resale. Fans are therefore advised to visit www.EURO2016.com/tickets in order to check what tickets are on offer.
• UEFA will ensure that tickets allocated in March 2016 will be shipped to the fans by end of May 2016.
• The basic business rules applied in all UEFA EURO 2016 sales phases so far will continue to be applied in this phase.
• Fans may only hold up to 4 tickets per match and may not hold tickets for two or more matches happening on the same day.
• Fans will be able to purchase tickets for as many matches as they want as long as the above conditions are met.
• The ticket resale platform will be open until 31 March 2016 18:00 CET.
• In relation to the FAI ‘appeals process’ – the deadline for supporters to register their unsuccessful emails from UEFA was Wednesday 24th February at midnight.
• The ticket office are currently reviewing all the requests received and expect to get back to all supporters within the next 2 weeks.