Tottenham and Manchester United learn Europa League final ticket allocation and prices

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·9 mai 2025

Tottenham and Manchester United learn Europa League final ticket allocation and prices

The 53,000-seater San Mames Stadium in Bilbao will host

Venue: Athletic Club’s San Mames Stadium will host

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Tottenham and Manchester United meet in the Europa League final in less than two weeks, prompting a scramble for fans to secure tickets.

Commanding first-leg victories last week were followed up by more of the same in Thursday's second legs as Spurs ran out 2-0 winners in the Arctic Circle to secure a 5-1 aggregate win over Bodo/Glimt and United scored four at Old Trafford to beat Athletic Bilbao 7-1 on aggregate.

It has set up the first all-English Europa League final since Chelsea beat Arsenal 4-1 in Baku, Azerbaijan, six years ago. Athletic Club's San Mames Stadium will host.

Europa League final ticket allocation

The Bilbao ground has a capacity of around 53,000 but, as ever with UEFA competitions, the number of tickets available for fans is significantly less.

Tottenham have confirmed that their ticket allocation for the final will be 14,770, with United getting the same. That means a total of just over 29,000 are available for fans of Spurs and United, with the remaining 24,000 allocated elsewhere by UEFA.

UEFA's website report that a total of 41,000 tickets will be for "fans and the general public", still leaving 12,000 for sponsors and others.

Europa League final ticket prices

UEFA dictate ticket costs for these events, with prices ranging from €65 (£55) for Category 4 tickets, all the way to Category 1 tickets which ill cost €240 (£204).

Accessibility tickets for disabled fans will cost €40 (£35).