The Europa League final is set to take place on Wednesday, May 20 in Istanbul at Besiktas' home ground Besiktas Park.
Both the Premier League and Bundesliga have a representative in the final, with Aston Villa hoping to bring the trophy home to England at the expense of Freiburg.
A win for the English side would see the trophy remain in the hands of a Premier League side considering Tottenham Hotspur beat Manchester United in the 2024-25 final, while Freiburg will hope to win their first ever piece of major silverware.
The showpiece event will come round fast, and supporters are now scrambling around for tickets.
If you want to know how to get Europa League final tickets, check out our guide below.
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How to get Europa League final tickets: Buy guide
Aston Villa tickets
Despite the fact that the stadium has a capacity of just under 40,000, Aston Villa have been allocacted just 10,758 general admission seats, a figure that includes disabled and easy access areas, but some of those tickets come with a restricted view.
All eligible supporters from the criteria below must register interest for a ticket by logging on to the Aston Villa ticket platform, and they have from 9.30am on Friday May 8 until 5.00pm on Sunday May 10 to complete the pre-registration form.
The club have announced a tiered sectioning in regard to eligibility, with the first group able to claim a their place at the stadium 2025-26 season ticket holders, hospitality season ticket holders and general admission+ season ticket holders who have attended at least 12 Europa League games this season.
These supporters will have an exclusive window from 10am until 2pm on Monday May 11 to purchase their ticket.
The next eligible group are 2025-26 season ticket holders, hospitality season ticket holders and general admission+ season ticket holders who have attended at least eight Europa League games this season.
These fans will have an exclusive window from 2.30pm on Monday May 11 to 9.30am on Tuesday May 12 to purchase their ticket.
The final eligible group are 2025-26 season ticket holders and members who have attended seven or more Europa league games this campaign, though supporters in this category are not guaranteed the opportunity to purchase a match ticket. As such, ticket allocation will be done through a ballot system.
These supporters will have a purchase window from 10am on Tuesday May 12 until 5pm on Wednesday May 13.
Ticket prices for Aston Villa fans for the Europa League final:
- Category 1: €240 (Restricted view: €190)
- Category 2: €160 (Restricted view: €125)
- Category 3: €65 (Restricted view: €50)
- Fans First: €40 (Restricted view: N/A)
- Accessibility Tickets (Wheelchair & Easy Access): €40 + companion fee
Freiburg tickets
As for Freiburg, they have confirmed that they have received the same allocation of tickets as Aston Villa.
All members that were entitled to registering their interest in a pre-sale of tickets were notified by email after the end of their semi-final tie with Braga on Thursday, and they have the option of expressing interest in a maximum of two final tickets via online registration with the club from May 7 up to Sunday, May 10.
All registered members that have notified the club of their interest in a ticket will receive more details about the sales procedure on Monday, May 11. On the following Tuesday, Freiburg will inform all other registered members by e-mail whether there is still the possibility of purchasing tickets if any remain for sale.
In regard to prices, the club has listed the tickets at the following cost:
- Category 1: €240
- Category 2: €160
- Category 3: €65
- Fans First: €40
- Accessibility Tickets (Wheelchair & Easy Access): €40
Tickets through UEFA
Fans should understand that while there are tiered systems at each club, tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis from the UEFA Ticket Portal and are subject to the criteria laid out above.
Hospitality
There are still private skyboxes available to purchase from UEFA's website, though shared skyboxes have been sold out.
Third-party websites
With so few tickets available, there are going to be thousands of fans disappointed.
As a result, the third-party market is anticipated to become very busy ahead of the final, and if you have deep pockets, this could be an option.
When buying tickets from third-party resale websites, we urge you to exercise caution. Scams are relatively common on these types of websites, particularly for big events such as the Europa League final.
We reviewed two of the biggest ticket resale websites to give FGG readers peace of mind: