2020/12/24 01:01 Dynamo s Philipp Hosiner, left, in action with Darmstadt s Lars Lukas Mai, during their German Bundesliga 2nd round soccer match at the Rudolf-Harbig-. Dynamo s Philipp Hosiner, left, in action with Darmstadt s Lars Lukas Mai, during their German Bundesliga 2nd round soccer match at the Rudolf-Harbig-Stadion in Dresden, Germany, Tuesday Dec. 22, 2020. (Robert Michael/dpa via AP) DRESDEN, Germany (AP) German third-tier soccer club Dynamo Dresden has said it sold more than 72,000 tickets for a game played in an empty stadium with no fans. Former East German champion Dynamo offered fans the “ghost tickets” named for the German habit of dubbing empty-stadium matches “ghost games” for five euros ($6.10) as a way to raise funds for the club during the coronavirus pandemic. Fans could receive a commemorative ticket to keep.