UEFA have announced their ticketing allocation for fans at this year’s Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League finals.
The quarter-finals of all three competitions are yet to kick-off, with talkSPORT set to bring you live coverage of all the action.
Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, West Ham and Aston Villa are the remaining English representatives across the tournaments and will be gunning for a spot in the showcases.
Fans who will be lucky enough to see their teams compete for silverware in the finals now have information on tickets, which are now on sale.
UEFA say the most affordable tickets will be ‘exclusively reserved’ for fans of the teams in the finals under the ‘Fans First’ category.
Three other price categories will also be available to supporters, with the organising body detailing how much fans will have to pay.
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For the Champions League final on June 1 at Wembley Stadium, which holds 90,000 fans, fans and the general public can purchase 60,000 of the 86,600 available tickets.
Each finalist team, which could be City and Arsenal, will be allocated 25,000 tickets and the remaining tickets will be sold to worldwide fans.
‘Fans First’ and disabled spectators tickets are listed at £60, with category 3 priced at £160, category 2 at £430 and category 1 at a whopping £610, a slight decrease from last year.
The Europa League final will be played on May 22 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin that has a capacity of 51,711, with 36,000 of the 48,000 tickets set for fans and the general public.
Sides that reach the final, with Liverpool and West Ham in the hunt to reach it, will be allocated 12,000 tickets each, and as with the Champions League final, the remaining will be sold to worldwide fans.
‘Fans First’ and disabled spectators tickets are priced at €40 [£34], category 3 is €65 [£56], category 2 is €100 [£86] and category 3 sits at €150 [£128].
Finally, the Europa Conference League final will be held on May 29 at the AEK Arena in Greece with a capacity of 32,500, and fans and the general public are allowed 21,000 of the 27,100 available tickets.
Teams who reach the final, one of which could possibly be Villa, are set to be handed just 9,000 tickets each and in the same fashion as the other two finals, the rest will be sold to fans around the world.
‘Fans First’ and disabled spectators tickets are priced at €25 [£21], category 3 is listed as €45 [£39], category 2 is €85 [£73] and category 1 is €125 [£107].
UEFA have also revealed ticket information for the Super Cup final, which is played between the Champions League and Europa League winners.
The National Stadium in Polish capital Warsaw will host it and has a capacity of 56,826 for UEFA matches with the finalist team and the general public set to have 48,000 of the 56,400 available tickets.
Category 3 and disabled spectator prices are listed at €30 [£26], category 2 is €80 [£68] and category 1 is set at €130 [£111].
News Summary:
- UEFA release ticketing news with 12,000 for fans of Europa League finalists in 48,000 stadium and 25,000 to Champions League fans at 90,000 Wembley
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