Due to the pandemic and the presence of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers playing in their home venue, the ticket resale market for Super Bowl LV is experiencing a series of unprecedented anomalies. US Editor Eric Fisher reports.
An aerial view of Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, ahead of Super Bowl LV (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
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