An article about ticket sales for the upcoming rugby union Nations Championship finals, being held in London, said that demand from fans of South Africa and New Zealand was higher than that from England fans. In fact, while the Springboks and All Blacks sold out their 1,000 team-specific ticket quotas, England’s allocation was larger and later increased to 2,000 owing to demand (Springboks and All Blacks demand outstrips England, 8 October, p36).
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