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Arsenal fan group ‘disappointed’ with UEFA’s Champions League final ticket allocation
UEFA has confirmed that the finalists will receive 17,200 tickets each for the game at the Puskas Arena David Balogh via Getty Images
The Arsenal Supporters’ Trust has expressed its disappointment with UEFA’s ticket allocation for the 2026 Champions League final.
UEFA has confirmed that the finalists — Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain — will receive 17,200 tickets each, which amounts to around 28 per cent of European football’s governing body’s stated capacity for the host stadium, the Puskas Arena in Budapest, Hungary.
UEFA has stated that 39,000 out of the 61,400 tickets are available directly for fans and the general public to purchase.
The Puskas Arena has a listed capacity of 67,215 but also had an attendance of 61,476 for the 2023 Europa League final between Sevilla and Roma.
How Arsenal fans can get tickets for Champions League final
Arsenal have confirmed their ticket allocation for the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, with plans also announced to hold a live screening of the game at the Emirates Stadium.
The Gunners have reached the biggest fixture in European club football for only the second time in their history and first since 2006, when they were edged out 2-1 by Barcelona in heartbreaking fashion in Paris.
Bukayo Saka’s late first-half goal was enough to see off Atletico Madrid 1-0 in their semi-final second-leg decider in north London on Tuesday night, with Arsenal winning the tie 2-1 on aggregate after a controversial 1-1 first-leg draw in Spain last week.
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Extra flights arranged to fly more Arsenal fans to Champions League final
Airlines are boosting flight capacity to Budapest for Arsenal fans heading to the Champions League final.
Wizz Air confirmed it will double its capacity from south-east England to the Hungarian capital on 29 May, operating eight flights from Luton and Gatwick combined.
Four additional flights are scheduled for the following day, ensuring fans arrive before the 5pm BST kick-off.
EasyJet has added more than 750 additional seats each way between the UK and Budapest in response to high demand from football fans.
This will be Arsenal’s first appearance at this stage of the competition in 20 years after previously losing 2-1 to Barcelona in Paris in 2026.
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