Tickets originally bought by England fans for the World Cup last-16 game against Mexico have been relisted for thousands of pounds on FIFA's official resale portal.

Axar.az reports, citing BBC, that the Football Association has confirmed that the tickets were purchased through the England Supporters' Travel Club (ESTC) ballot after the draw was made in December.

The most expensive tickets are four listed together, with a face value of $605 (£460), that are now priced at $30,000 (£22,800) each.

There is a 15% FIFA fee for the buyer to pay, taking the cost to $34,500 (£26,220) - 57 times face value.

The seller must also pay FIFA a 15% fee of $4,500 (£3,420), but that would still leave a profit of $25,500 (£19,380) per ticket.

The cheapest ticket available has a total cost of $3,448 (£2,620) from a face value of $295 (£224) - nearly 12 times the original price.

ESTC members build up 'caps' by attending matches home and away. Fans with the most caps will get priority to the best games and the cheapest tickets.