Leicester punishes fans who sell tickets on the black market.
The Premier League leaders banned some fans from attending matches for years because they sold tickets for their final game at inflated prices.
A few days ago, some Leicester fans started selling tickets for the match against Everton, Claudio Ranieri's team's final game of the season. With the Foxes having a strong chance of winning the title, these tickets were sold for up to $21,350 per pair and sold out in less than 90 minutes.
Leicester announced they will investigate the matter. Yesterday, the club revealed they have imposed multi-year bans on fans who profit from selling tickets.
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Demand to watch Leicester's remaining matches this season is high. Photo: Reuters. |
"The club has a responsibility to care for its fans and to work hard to prevent the black market sale of tickets. We also encourage fans to report similar practices," Leicester announced.
Leicester are seven points ahead of Tottenham with only five rounds remaining in the Premier League. With the prospect of Leicester completing their miraculous run at home at King Power Stadium after their match against Everton, many people are wishing they could be there.
"Several members of the Supporters' Club who held season tickets have been banned from attending matches for several years. This prevents them from attending Leicester matches or purchasing tickets for any of the team's games. In addition, their membership in the Supporters' Club has been revoked," Leicester stated.
According to VNE
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