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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Sport
Ian Doyle

Jurgen Klopp says UEFA are 'not the saints of football' and makes Liverpool tickets point

Jurgen Klopp believes UEFA are "not the saints of football" as he continued his criticism of the high cost for Liverpool supporters to attend the Champions League final.

The Reds, along with fellow finalists Real Madrid, have been handed an allocation of only 20,000 for the game on May 28 in Paris at the Stade de France, which has has a capacity for 75,000 for the fixture.

Even allowing for an agreement with UEFA for a majority of prices to be subsidised, more than half of the travelling Anfield faithful wanting to attend will have to pay more than £125 for a seat, with the cost of travel and accommodation having skyrocketed on the back of the club reaching their 10th European Cup final.

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