UEFA has announced its allocation for the 2022 Champions League final, with a total of 20,000 tickets available for each side competing in the showpiece fixture.
Liverpool are now only one step away from reaching this stage of the competition for the third time in the space of four years, with only Villarreal standing in the Reds' way of a potential seventh European Cup.
The previous two finals Jurgen Klopp's side have contested in have been staged in Ukraine and Madrid, with the latter proving more accessible for supporters flying out. Saint Petersburg was due to be this year's host city, though the location was changed to Paris in February as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Should Liverpool keep hopes of a quadruple alive by getting past Villarreal, fans will face an almighty battle to get hold of a match ticket to attend the final. It has been confirmed that a total of 52,000 tickets will be made available for supporters to purchase out of the Stade de France's 75,000 capacity, with the remaining 23,000 tickets being awarded to local organising structure, UEFA and national associations, commercial partners and broadcasters and UEFAs official hospitality programme available.
Of the 52,000 allocation for the general public, 40,000 will be up for grabs for the supporters of the two finalists - split equally at 20,000. The 12,000 tickets spare from this number will be offered to fans worldwide.
UEFA have confirmed that 10,000 of the 40,000 tickets available to each club in the final will be given away for free 'to reward the lifeblood of the game for their loyal support during the pandemic'. The European footballing body added that the distribution of such tickets will be arranged by the relevant sides competing in the showpiece fixture.
The price categories for tickets for the general public are as follows: Category 4: €70 (£58), Category 3: €180 (£149), Category 2: €490 (£406), Category 1: €690 (£572). Accessibility tickets for disabled spectators are available for €70 (£58) and one companion ticket can be requested for free.
Ticket sales for the final began exclusively at 1pm this afternoon and is set to last until 1pm on April 28. For further details, click here.
