Man Utd and Tottenham fans facing £10,000 Europa League final ticket decision

Europa League final tickets are already being resold for more than £10,000 on tout websites as and fans desperately try and get their hands on a ticket. The two teams booked themselves spots in what will be an all- final.

Bilbao's San Mames will host the final in just over a fortnight and the scramble to land a ticket has begun. Despite the stadium in Spain holding just over 53,000 have confirmed both teams will be allocated just 14,000 tickets each. Nearly 25,000 being allocated elsewhere by European football’s governing body.

Ticket prices have been set by UEFA - the cheapest ticket is £55 with the most expensive coming it at £204. However resales sites are looking to cash in with prices hiked. One popular website has hundreds of tickets in both the Tottenham and United sections of the ground starting at an staggering £1,300.

Several general admission tickets are available for a scarcely believable £10,400 whilst fans can also pay £12,000 for tickets described as 'Prestige VIP Hospitality'.

UEFA have maintained that any ticket not bought through an official reseller will not be valid, but that hasn't stopped some trying to cash in on the clamour to land a ticket for the showpiece event on May 21.

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The Manchester outfit are into their third final in less than a decade. They won the tournament under back in 2017 but were beaten finalists in 2021 when presided over a penalty shootout loss to Villarreal.

Tottenham meanwhile are looking to end a trophy drought that dates back to 2008. Ange Postecoglou's exploits in Europe could save him following a dire Premier League campaign. The north Londoners and United are both rooted in the bottom half of the table.

Tottenham have beaten the Red Devils on three occasions already this season. They've completed a Premier League double and also dumped them out of the Carabao Cup. Ruben Amorim was at the helm for two of those three losses, but can finish in troubled debut season on a high.

Amorim has been unable to improve the club's fortunes domestically, but could land a trophy, which would be the third season on the trot that United would have claimed silverware.

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