Ticket-Zoff in the Champions League: Klopp shoots against the UEFA
If you want to get hold of an admission ticket for the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid FC, you need two things: a lot of money and even more luck. That doesn't just annoy fans. Jürgen Klopp is also a thorn in the side. In his eyes, UEFA is primarily responsible for this. Because both clubs for the final in Paris get just under 20,000 tickets, only go on sale free of charge, but at the same time over 20,000 tickets are reserved exclusively for sponsors and guests of honor and the ticket price has increased by a whopping 38 percent compared to 2018, the Liverpool fan association "Spirit of Shankly" complained in an official letter to the UEFA. The reason for the letter is the horrendous admission prices. The cards of the two best categories for the LFC supporters cost between £ 410 and 578 (480 and 675 euros). More than half of the available tickets costs £ 125 each (approx. 150 euros). Too much, says Jürgen Klopp. He has a complete understan...