No priority of any sort given to welsh people, as they did for domestic fans in previous finals.
There'll be hundreds of thousands of applications I imagine as it is a general sale.
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No priority of any sort given to welsh people, as they did for domestic fans in previous finals.
There'll be hundreds of thousands of applications I imagine as it is a general sale.
Is there any priority given to the actual supporters of the teams involved?Originally Posted by LordKenwyne
Haven't heard anything about it.
This was 2016 in Milan:
Uefa confirmed each finalist would receive 20,000 tickets for the contest and a further 6,000 would be made available to the general public via Uefa's official website, with tickets in four price categories ranging from 440 euros (£343) to 70 euros (£55).
The governing body said the remaining 25,500 tickets would be designated to the "local organising committee, Uefa and national associations, commercial partners and broadcasters, and to serve the corporate hospitality programme".
In another thread we've been talking about the obscene money being paid for and to footballers.
Biggest football match every to happen in Cardiff and one third of the tickets will be going to people with their snouts in the trough, for many of them, it will probably be their first live football match.
All gone now
You've got until the end of the month to apply, then they have the ballot
Ssssshhhhhh mun
The first legs will be on Tuesday 11 and Wednesday 12 April, with the returns on 18 and 19 April.
Todays Q/Final Draw:-
Atletico Madrid v Leicester City
Dortmund v Monaco
Bayern Munich v Real Madrid
Juventus v Barcelona
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