FC Barcelona president Laporta explains ticket policy change after Eintracht Frankurt fans flood Camp Nou
2 years, 8 months ago

FC Barcelona president Laporta explains ticket policy change after Eintracht Frankurt fans flood Camp Nou

The Hindu  

FC Barcelona will make tickets for European games at the Camp Nou non-transferable, president Joan Laporta said after a reported 30,000 Eintracht Frankfurt fans entered the venue for their Europa League game despite away fans only being allocated 5,000 tickets. “We insist that the 34,440 tickets that went on sale were tickets restricted to sale outside Germany,” the club said on Friday. Who bought those tickets, did so and passed them on to German fans, that is obvious.” Laporta said Barcelona “is not guilty” for events leading to the tickets ending up in the hands of German fans. “But there are people who consider that they have to do it despite the damage to the club and the fans and members who came to support the team at Camp Nou.”

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