AEK Athens supporters have sold out the initial allocation of away tickets within minutes for their UEFA Champions League match against Como 1907 in Italy.
The Greek club confirmed on Monday that no seats remain from the first batch released to visiting fans for the League Phase fixture.
The match will take place on Tuesday, 24 November at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium in Como. Kick-off is scheduled for 21:00 local time in Italy, which is 22:00 Greek time.
Demand among followers of the Athens club, widely known in Greece as Enosi, was high enough to clear the entire initial stock during the opening phase of sales.
AEK Athens ticket announcement and delivery details
In an official statement, AEK Athens announced that the away tickets for the meeting with Como 1907 at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium had been exhausted during the first stage of availability.
The club also thanked supporters for their warm response and continued backing of the team.
According to AEK Athens, fans who completed the pre-purchase of their match tickets will not receive them immediately. Instead, the tickets will be sent out at a later stage directly by the relevant department of the Italian club.
AEK Athens did not announce the exact number of tickets included in the initial allocation or whether a further phase of ticket sales will follow.
The Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium and the Champions League format
Athlitiki Enosis Konstantinoupoleos, or AEK Athens, are one of Greece's major professional football clubs and are based in the Athens suburb of Nea Filadelfeia.
Their Italian opponents, Como 1907, are based in the city of Como in Lombardy, northern Italy. The club play their home fixtures at the lakeside Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium, a venue named after the Italian rower and soldier Giuseppe Sinigaglia.
The fixture forms part of the League Phase of the UEFA Champions League, Europe's premier club football tournament. Under the 36-team League Phase structure introduced by UEFA, each participating club plays eight matches against eight different opponents, split evenly between four home games and four away trips, to determine qualification for the knockout rounds.
