Champions League
Of the 20,000 tickets per finalist in the Champions League final, a total of 47,200 are in the hands of fans
Shortly after the announcement of the Champions League semi-final fixtures, UEFA announced the number of tickets each finalist will receive and the total number of tickets made available to fans.
On Wednesday evening (April 19), the puzzle of the semi-final phase of the Champions League was formed, with Manchester City and Real forming one pair like last year in the “4”, and Milan and Inter forming the second pair.
The two days of May 16-17 will see the second semi-final of Europe’s top club competition and we’ll find out the bright couple of the final, but we don’t have to wait until then to find the world that every team has the right to post to “carry” Constantinople.
Henry Winter, the Times journalist, announced via Twitter that of the 72,000 tickets that will be released, 47,200 will go to fans, with the two finalists getting 20,000 tickets each and the remaining tickets going to fans via the official UEFA website.
There are four categories of admission prices: 70 euros, 180 euros, 490 euros and 690 euros.
Source: Sport 24
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