article_snippet: Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal will all hope to be playing in the vast arena
article_snippet: That would be bad news for season-ticket holders from Chelsea (24,000), Manchester City (36,000) and Arsenal (45,000), of whom a significant number would miss out.
article_snippet: But supporters of any English club with their eyes on the 70,500-capacity Olympic Stadium in Berlin in June 6 could be disappointed with their allocation as Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal all have more season-ticket holders than that figure would accommodate.
article_snippet: However, that figure is more than Chelsea were given for that figure two most recent European finals in Munich (17,500) for the Champion League and Amsterdam (9,800) in the Europa League.
article_snippet: Arsenal and Chelseareceived allocations of 21,000 for Arsenal and Chelsea  previous finals in Paris and Moscow respectively.
article_snippet: Season ticket holders from Manchester City (left), Arsenal (centre) and Chelsea (right) could miss out .
article_snippet: While Manchester City and Arsenal face an uphill task to even reach the quarter-final stage after home first-leg defeats to Barcelona and Monaco respectively, Chelsea will hope their 1-1 draw away at PSG will be enough to help their through in the return leg at Stamford Bridge next Wednesday.
article_snippet: Real Madrid players including Gareth Bale (second right) celebrate winning last year's final in Lisbon .