Viagogo may be forced to sell part or all of StubHub after the competition watchdog found the £3.2billion tie-up could lead to higher fees for fans and lower quality services.The acquisition has previously been dubbed “the worst deal in history” by opponents.The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said its inquiry has provisionally concluded Viagogo’s takeover of StubHub could see a “substantial lessening of competition” in the sector.It said the firms are the only two main companies in the UK’s secondary ticketing market, with a combined share of more than 90 per cent.It has set out potential options for the firms to address the concerns, including requiring Viagogo to sell all or part of StubHub.Viagogo completed its takeover of.
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