Liverpool supporters have written an open letter to UEFA urging them to re-think both the allocation and pricing structure of Champions League final tickets.
The Reds will meet Real Madrid in the Paris showpiece on May 28 looking to secure a seventh top tier European title in the French capital. Stade de France holds a capacity of over 80,000 but Liverpool have received an allocation of less than 20,000, with 12,000 additional tickets already taken in a general sale last month.
Liverpool supporters' union, the Spirit of Shankly, have now written to UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin demanding a change, saying fans are "tired of being ripped off". Los Blancos have also been handed the same allocation for the fixture.