For the second consecutive season, Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium will be the only site in London to witness regular Champions League play.
Exactly four months after Real Madrid defeated Borussia Dortmund at Wembley Stadium, the championship returns to the city on October 1 with Arsenal hosting Paris Saint-Germain. Later following month, Shakhtar Donetsk will pay a visit, followed by Monaco in December. Reported By football London.
Mikel Arteta’s team will then face Dinamo Zagreb in their last league phase home encounter of the new year. Attending all four matches as an adult will cost between £300 and £400 in ticket prices.
Champions League home tickets are included in the club’s season ticket fee, with the cheapest seats priced at £74.30, totaling £297.20 for the four games. However, the most expensive seats cost £106.80, totaling £427.20 for all four.
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These are the most costly of the five British clubs in the competition, with only Aston Villa coming close to them. Season-ticket holders can enter Villa Park for £70, while the average fan pays £85. Seats in other parts of the stadium cost £94 and £97, respectively, however season ticket holders get a discount of £79 and £82.
However, in Liverpool and Manchester City, the most costly tickets are less expensive than those at Arsenal or Villa. Adult tickets at Anfield start at £30 and cost no more than £61, whereas City’s cheapest is £37.50 and the most costly is £62.50.
North of the line in Glasgow, Celtic fans can purchase four-game bundles for £184, which boils down to £46 each match. UEFA has restricted away tickets at £50 throughout its three competitions, the Champions League, Europa League, and Europa Conference League.
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