Europa League

Irish Fans' Frustration Over Europa League Final Ticket Allocation Sparks Controversy

Irish fans express discontent as UEFA allocates limited tickets for the Europa League final in Dublin. Read more about the fan uproar and ticket sales details here!

Irish football fans are in uproar over the limited ticket allocation for the upcoming Europa League final in Dublin. The body representing football supporters at the European level has demanded that UEFA increase the number of tickets available for fans of the finalists. Fans have criticized UEFA for allocating only 50% of tickets to supporters of the two competing teams, deeming the allocation 'paltry'

The Europa League final, scheduled for May 22 at the Aviva Stadium, will see Dublin hosting the prestigious event. Irish Liverpool fans are eagerly anticipating the possibility of seeing Jurgen Klopp's men in the final. Ticket sales details for the 2024 men's UEFA club competition finals, including the Champions League final, have also been released, with prices starting from £60.

As the tension builds for the Europa League final, UEFA faces backlash from fans for the meager ticket allocation. The frustration among supporters continues to grow, with a fans' group urging UEFA to reconsider their decision and provide a fairer distribution of tickets. The criticism has highlighted the passionate fanbase and their dedication to witnessing their teams compete in major football events.

In a bid to reach the semi-finals, Marseille's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang expressed his team's determination, labeling them as 'true warriors' in the UEFA Europa League. Meanwhile, UEFA has confirmed that finalists in the 2023-24 Europa League edition, including Italian sides such as Milan, Roma, and Atalanta, will have the chance to secure tickets for the final in Dublin.