Liverpool FC has issued a warning to those thinking of getting the ferry to France for the Champions League final.
The club took to social media with a message for fans planning on travelling to Paris at the end of the month. The warning, issued on behalf of Kent Police, is directed at those planning to get the Eurotunnel or ferry to the continent.
The club said: "UCL Final Paris - LFC has been advised by Kent Police that all ferry operators and the Eurotunnel are both at 100% capacity and no further bookings are being taken for either the 27th or 28th May. Do not turn up unless you have a pre-booked ticket. Thanks."
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The warning comes as fans prepare to travel to what could be a historic match in the Reds' chase for the quadruple.
This morning saw confirmation the club has taken Liverpool Council up on its offer of a victory parade that will go through the city the day after the Champions League final on May 29. The parade will be celebrating the men's team's Carabao Cup and FA Cup victories, as well as the possible Premier League and Champions League. The women's team will also be on board to celebrate their league title win as they return to the top division of women's football.
Fans travelling to France will be pushed for time getting back to Liverpool for the victory parade, with it currently being scheduled for 4pm. This is the only time all players are available due to the majority of them travelling on international duty to represent their respective countries immediately after this date.
