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How to get tickets for Como vs Man United

How to get tickets for Como vs Man United
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After winning their first Champions League match of the season 4-0, Manchester United now have two away matches to look forward to, with trips to Madrid and Como on the horizon.

The trip to Como is particulalry exciting for travelling Manchester United supporters, as it is a chance to visit a stadium the club have never played at before. As such, demand for tickets has been through the roof.

If you are still on the hunt for Como vs Man United tickets, here is everything you need to know.

Como vs Man Utd tickets: Key information

Como tickets

Como have sold all of their tickets for the match against Manchester United, which is hardly a surprise given that this is the club's first-ever season in the Champions League. The Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium has a capacity of just 10,884 for UEFA matches, so all of Como's home games in the competition are expected to sell out quickly.

Man Utd tickets

Manchester United receive an allocation of just 830 tickets for the match against Como. The club opened applications to eligible season ticket holders and members in the middle of September, with the window closing on Thursday, 24 September.

After the application process, all supporters with nine or more European credits were given tickets, with a select few on eight credits also getting lucky. This means that only supporters who have been to eight or more European away matches across Man Utd's last three seasons in Europe will be in attendance.

All away tickets for this match are priced at £35.50.

Resale tickets

Another option for supporters is to use third-party resale websites to get tickets for Como vs Man Utd. However, as official tickets are now sold out, you are going to need deep pockets to get your hands on one.

There are a few things you should be aware of before using these websites, though, which is why we have recently reviewed two of the biggest platforms out there. Check them both out below:

Andy is a freelance sports writer with ten years of experience covering major sporting events across Europe. He has also been a season ticket holder at Old Trafford since 2008 and has visited over 40 football stadiums in the United Kingdom and abroad following the Reds.

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