Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool FC are clamping down on ticket reselling ahead of their Champions League final clash in Madrid on 1 June. Three Spurs season ticket holders have received lifetime bans for selling tickets online, while five Liverpool fans are to be punished. Tickets on StubHub are being marketed at 3,800 ($more than £3,000), six times the original value of the most expensive seats. The use of secondary sale sites is a breach of the clubs' terms and conditions and both aim to quash the market to prevent thousands of supporters without tickets heading to Madrid.
Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool FC are clamping down on ticket reselling ahead of their Champions League final clash in Madrid on 1 June. Three Spurs season ticket holders have received lifetime bans for selling tickets online, while five Liverpool fans are to be punished. Tickets on StubHub are being marketed at more than £3,000 ($3,800), six times the original value of the most expensive seats. The use of secondary sale sites is a breach of the clubs' terms and conditions and both aim to quash the market to prevent thousands of supporters without tickets heading to Madrid.