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Fans attempting to buy the latest tranche of Rugby World Cup tickets have expressed their anger at having to waiting for up to seven hours on the tournament’s official website amid a huge surge in demand. Customers vented their anger on social media after having to wait in long queues online, despite reassurances last week that the website had enough capacity to cope with a ticket rush. In total over 70,000 tickets were made available on Tuesday, with just under 50,000 tickets currently on sale and over 20,000 new tickets following returns from sponsors and other partners. (www.telegraph.co.uk)
