How to buy tickets for the Eurocup

Euro 2020 will be held from June 11 to July 11 and will have twelve venues in eleven different countries. Although UEFA recently ruled out Bilbao as one of them, it has been replaced by Seville, so Spain will play its first three group stage matches on national territory. It will be at the La Cartuja Olympic Stadium, which, as announced by the Minister of Culture and Sports, José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes, will be able to accommodate 16,000 spectators. UEFA, for its part, has announced that the tickets for Bilbao and Dublin, another of the discarded venues, have been canceled. “Tickets for the matches in Bilbao and Dublin will be canceled. All existing ticket buyers who have tickets for the matches in those two cities will receive a full refund for the face value of their canceled tickets, “explained the highest continental body.” More details on the sale of tickets for the matches will be communicated reorganized in London, Saint Petersburg and Seville at EURO2020.com/tickets and by email to existing ticket buyers. Importantly, existing ticket buyers for Bilbao and Dublin will receive priority access on a first-come, first-served basis to future ticket sales for the corresponding reorganized matches, ”adds UEFA. refers, the tickets sold for Bilbao were around 50,000 seats. Given that the La Cartuja Olympic Stadium will only be able to accommodate 16,000 spectators, it will be difficult to acquire new tickets if half of the buyers are still interested in keeping theirs.At the moment, the Ticket Return Portal is closed pending UEFA to calculate the number of remaining tickets per game and per category. The results of the draw will be communicated to all ticket buyers by email during the month of May. The highest continental body also clarifies the following: “In case you have tickets for several matches, it is possible that you keep the tickets for one match and lose your tickets for another match. ”The price of tickets for the EuroCupThe prices set by UEFA for the tickets of the group stage matches in Spain in the Eurocopa range from 50 to 185 euros per match. The highest value tickets correspond to category 1, where the centered areas of the stadium are located; that is, the bands. The corners correspond to category 2, whose tickets have a value of 125 euros. The cheapest are those behind the goals, which are those that correspond to category 3. What matches will be played in La Cartuja? The National Team will play its three matches corresponding to the group stage in Seville. In the first of them, Spain will face Sweden on June 14 at 9:00 p.m. The second will be against Poland on the 19th at the same time. The third, meanwhile, will take place at 6:00 p.m. It will be against Slovakia on the 23rd, and the La Cartuja Olympic Stadium will also host a round of 16 match. It will be the one that faces the first classified of Group B, in which Denmark, Finland, Belgium and Russia meet, with one of the best third parties. Why has Bilbao been ruled out as the venue for the European Championship?Although the Bilbao City Council had ensured that San Mamés could host Eurocup matches with a maximum capacity of 25 percent, the Royal Spanish Football Federation has seen this possibility unfeasible “due to the sanitary conditions established by the Basque Government.” “The requirement to have 60% of the population vaccinated in the Basque Country and the rest of Spain before June 14, or a figure that does not exceed 2% of the beds of the UCIS occupied by COVID by the date of the matches , they are impossible objectives to fulfill and will end, therefore, in the absence of public ”, added the RFEF. This decision was the one that prompted the Royal Spanish Football Federation to look for another venue so that Spain could continue to have a venue for Euro 2020. “The four matches initially scheduled in Bilbao will be moved to the La Cartuja Stadium in Seville. The venue for these matches has the support of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, which has confirmed its intention to allow spectators at 30% of the stadium’s capacity for the three Group E matches and one round of 16 match. Following the local authorities’ decision, it became clear that it was highly unlikely that fans would be able to attend the games that were scheduled to be played there. Therefore, with the assistance of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), UEFA proposed moving those matches to another venue in that host country, simply to allow fans to attend the matches after a year of not being able to watch football in direct in the stadiums. This decision will create a festive atmosphere in all matches that take place in UEFA’s flagship national team competition, ”UEFA explained in a statement.