Champions League Final: Tickets go on SALE for Champions League final in Paris – The sale of 2021/22 UEFA Champions League final tickets is now live. The match will be played at Paris’ Parc des Princes on May 28. Follow Champions League live updates on InsideSport.IN.
Champions League Final: Tickets go on SALE for Champions League final in Paris, UEFA to give 10,000 tickets FOR FREE – Check how you can apply
What are the prices of tickets?
UEFA has clubbed tickets of the mega event into four categories. The most expensive among the lot are Category 1 tickets, which are on sale for nearly INR 56,900 (£572). On the other hand, the Category 4 tickets are priced cheapest at INR 5,800 (£58).
How many fans will be present at the stadium?
According to the European football governing body, a total of 52,000 tickets will go live on sale. Among these, 40,000 tickets will be reserved for the fans of the two teams who will compete, at 20,000 for each team. Besides that, the remaining 12,000 tickets will be reserved for the neutral supporters.
Champions League Final: Tickets go on SALE for Champions League final in Paris, UEFA to give 10,000 tickets FOR FREE – Check how you can apply
Lucky draw for free tickets
In what comes as fantastic news for football fans all across the globe, UEFA has also confirmed that they will be giving out 10,000 tickets for free. Fans can register themselves for the lucky draw on UEFA’s official website. The registration deadline is April 28.
Which teams are competing for a place in the final?
Currently, four teams are in the running to secure a place in the final. English clubs Liverpool and Manchester City, and Spanish teams Real Madrid and Villarreal have the chance of playing in front of 52,000 people at the majestic Parc des Princes. The first leg of the semi-finals will be played on 26th and 27th April, followed by the second leg on 3rd and 4th May.
Champions League Final: Tickets go on SALE for Champions League final in Paris, UEFA to give 10,000 tickets FOR FREE – Check how you can apply
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