Europa League final ticket information and allocations | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United will meet in the Europa League final later this month.

The Premier League sides go head-to-head in an all-English European final, which will take place on Wednesday May 21st.

When and where is the Europa League final?

The final will take place at San Mames Stadium in Bilbao. Kick-off will be at 8pm UK time.

Manchester United have already played at the venue this season after beating Athletic Bilbao in the semi-final.

How to get Europa League final tickets

The stadium has a capacity of around 53,000, though there will be only around 30,000 tickets available for Manchester United and Tottenham supporters. Each side will be allocated just under 15,000 tickets, with the remainder given to UEFA sponsors or already secured by neutrals.

UEFA’s official website confirmed that fans could apply for tickets before April 11. The ballot has since closed.

Manchester United have confirmed that their application for tickets is also closed, with the Red Devils choosing to run the ballot before confirmation of their place in the final.

“Tickets for this game have all been allocated to fans who applied in the ballot and is now sold out. Due to the short window of just 13 days until the game and fewer than 5 days until UEFA’s deadline for tickets to be processed, we needed to take applications from fans in advance.”

Tottenham have confirmed that ticket details for their supporters will be available soon.

“Ticketing information on our UEFA Europa League final which will take place in Bilbao on Wednesday 21 May will be announced in due course,” the club website states.

How much will Europa League final tickets cost?

The tickets allocated to the finalists will be the most affordable on offer, as part of UEFA’s ‘fans first’ scheme. Tickets will start at a price point of 40 euros (£34).

Tickets for the general public are split into three categories, with prices ranging from 65-240 euros (£55-£204).

Hospitality packages range from 1290-1490 euros (£1,096-£1,266) per person.

Read – Every time English sides have met in a European final

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