THE TICKETS AVAILABLE

Should we say
      a) "the tickets available for matches at Euro 2020"  or
      b) "the available tickets for matches at Euro 2020"  ?

Many adjectives can be used immediately after a noun when they form part of a (reduced) relative clause, e.g.

     Let’s use the time available. (= let's use the time that is available)

     Is he someone capable of making difficult decisions? (= Is he someone who is capable of...)

     I’d like to speak to all the people involved.

    (Adapted from http://www.onestopenglish.com/grammar)

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