Advertisement

How to buy tickets for the 2024 Champions League final at Wembley

The UEFA Champions League trophy
The UEFA Champions League final will be contested at Wembley -Credit:Kristian Skeie - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images


Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid will contest the 2023-24 Champions League final at Wembley on June 1.

After a season of thrilling action in the competition, Dortmund secured their place in next month's showpiece final by defeating Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 on aggregate in the semi-final. Record-winners Real, meanwhile, left it late to come from behind to beat Bayern Munich at the Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday night as a brace from former Stoke City and Newcastle forward Joselu secured a 4-3 aggregate win for the La Liga giants.

Next month's final will be the first time Wembley has hosted the Champions League final since 2013, when Bayern defeated Dortmund 2-1.

The Champions League final is the biggest game in the European calendar and for many will be a bucket list event, but how do you get tickets?

Football.london guides you through where and how to buy tickets for the mouthwatering clash between Dortmund and Real.

Where to buy Champions League final tickets?

READ MORE Arsenal could surrender huge title advantage to Manchester City amid final day suspension risk

READ MORE: Eight Chelsea players face uncertain future as Mauricio Pochettino considers transfer options

Tickets for the Champions League final are available via three sources: UEFA's official ticket portal and both clubs who have qualified for the final.

Earlier this year, UEFA conducted a ballot for all supporters interested in acquiring tickets for the final, with supporters notified last week if they were successful or not.

Both Dortmund and Madrid will receive 25,000 tickets each for the showpiece final and they will be made available through the respective clubs in due course.

How much will Champions League final tickets cost?

Tickets for the Champions League final are priced in four categories: Fans First, Category 3, Category 2, and Category 1.

Fans First tickets are priced at £60 and reserved for fans of each team, purchased via each club. Meanwhile, Category 3 tickets will cost £160, Category 2 tickets £430 and Category 1 tickets £610.