How to get tickets for RB Leipzig vs. Manchester City

Manchester City travel to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the UEFA Champions League on November 4, with Enzo Maresca's men heading to the Red Bull Arena for their matchday four fixture in the league phase.

The Citizens' take' encounter with Die Roten Bullen will kick off at 8pm UK time, with the match kicking off at 9pm local time in Leipzig.

Manchester City have been handed an allocation of 2,285 tickets for the trip to the 47,069 capacity stadium, including 12 wheelchair bays and a number of tickets for ambulant fans.

Looking to watch the game in person? Read on as Football Ground Guide covers everything you need to know about how to get tickets for RB Leipzig vs. Manchester City.

RB Leipzig vs. Manchester City tickets: Key Information

Manchester City have been allocated 2,285 tickets for their Champions League trip to Leipzig, with standard adult tickets priced at £13.50 for standing and £29 for seating.

The club have announced a series of priority sales windows for the fixtures, with access determined by supporters' ticket points on The UEFA Cup Scheme, status as a season ticket holder and previous purchase history.

The announced sale windows were as follows:

• Wednesday 7th October (10am) – 33000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Wednesday 7th October (1pm) – 30000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Wednesday 7th October (4pm) – 27000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Thursday 8th October (10am) – 25000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Thursday 8th October (1pm) – 20000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Thursday 8th October (4pm) – 15000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Friday 9th October (10am) – 10000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Friday 9th October (1pm) – 5000 points on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Friday 9th October (4pm) – Any Season Ticket Member on The UEFA Cup Scheme
• Monday 12th October (10am) – 7000 Season Ticket Member not on The UEFA Cup Scheme & Premium and Matchday Members on the Members UEFA Cup Scheme
• Monday 12th October (1pm) – Any Season Ticket Member
• Monday 12th October (4pm) – Premium and Matchday Members with Previous Purchase History

There were also windows for wheelchair tickets, with the sale windows following the same criteria as listed above.

The priority windows have now passed, so supporters should check out Manchester City's official ticketing website or contact the club directly to confirm whether any tickets remain available.

Manchester City have stated that any tickets purchased cannot be returned within a seven-day window of the match in line with the club's refund policy.

Tickets will be issued as mobile tickets, with the club stating that they will be sent out to fans no later than three days before the match.

The club have also warned that each ticket is issued for the sole use of, and is personal to, the ticket holder and is non-transferable, while a limited number of ticket checks are set to be conducted on matchday.

Resale Tickets

If you are unable to secure match tickets through official channels, third-party websites may be another option. However, availability is not guaranteed, and tickets may be advertised above their original price.

Before purchasing, check the site's terms, refund policy and guarantees, and be aware that tickets bought through unofficial sellers may carry a risk of being invalid or refused at the stadium.

Football Ground Guide has reviewed a number of ticket resale platforms to help supporters understand the potential risks:

• Is LiveFootballTickets legit?
• Is SeatPick legit?

Where possible, we recommend using the clubs' official ticketing channels and checking any resale option carefully before committing to a purchase.