How much does it cost to buy a football ticket for either EPL, Spanish, Italy or German leagues?
Tim asked:
All these while I was thinking of touring Europe and it dawn on me last night as I watch milan vs Inter that perhaps I can visit the UK, Spain, Italy and Germany instead of other europe countries, and watch a match in these countries since I am so much into football.
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All these while I was thinking of touring Europe and it dawn on me last night as I watch milan vs Inter that perhaps I can visit the UK, Spain, Italy and Germany instead of other europe countries, and watch a match in these countries since I am so much into football.
Can you tell me how to go about getting a ticket for such, do I need to purchase in advance, where can I purchase online and how about the sitting?
Any other related information will be most useful. Thanks!
Andrew
November 11th, 2010 at 7:46 pm
Elijah
to see a premiership game it costs around £40 +. germany is a lot cheaper about £15 and italy and spain are about £20 to £30 a ticket.
November 13th, 2010 at 6:05 pm
Robert
Italy. it depends on which stadium, which kind of seat, which team is coming to play against the homers.
For a economic seat (in Italy you should ask for curva) regular prices would be around 40 to 80 €.
For games reckoned important it’s better to buy the ticket as soon as possible; a strange situation may happen if you want to see Juventus (by large the Italian team with more supporters) playing at home, where stadium is usually not full, while far from home always is.