Black market tickets for UEFA Champions League final cost nearly 800 million

(Baonghean.vn) - Although the organizers of the Champions League final match between Real Madrid and Juventus announced ticket prices ranging from 69 Euros to 449 Euros, in reality, to witness the most prestigious match in Europe, fans had to pay a record high amount of money.

Black market ticket prices for this year's UEFA Champions League final are at a record high. Photo: Internet

UEFA announced the ticket prices for the final match between Juventus and Real Madrid are 69, 150, 300 and 449 Euros. The price of VIP tickets in the best seats is equivalent to 11.5 million VND. Tickets in the corner area are priced at 300 Euros (equivalent to more than 7 million VND).

Tickets behind the goals are 150 Euros, equivalent to 4 million VND. The lowest is a 69 Euro ticket (equivalent to 1.7 million VND) for the upper seats or for the disabled. The number of tickets sold at the original price at this time is all sold out.

According to Spanish magazine Marca, average tickets for the final match were resold for 1,500 Euros, about 38 million VND. Meanwhile, VIP tickets to enjoy the UEFA Champions League final in a single seat were pushed up to 30,901 Euros (about 790 million VND).

The final match between Juventus and Real Madrid was broadcast on television in 4K quality. Photo: Internet

According to the updated information from this prestigious magazine, the final match that the whole world is waiting for will be broadcast on television with 4K resolution quality. However, Vietnamese fans will not have the opportunity to enjoy this match on television because VTV Cab has just had its broadcasting rights revoked in Vietnam.

The British channel BT Sport broadcasts this match live for free on Youtube, however only IP addresses from the foggy country can access it. How to watch the most exciting match of this year's football season is really a difficult problem for fans from Vietnam.

The final match between Spain and Italy will take place at 1:45 a.m. on June 4 (Vietnam time) at the Millennium Stadium. This 75,000-seat stadium is the home of the Wales national rugby team and the Wales national football team./.

Trung Kien