Manchester City-Inter, big screen at San Siro for the final
San Siro opens to Inter fans for final with Manchester City
San Siro opens its doors to Inter fans for the Champions League final against Manchester City. This was announced by the Nerazzurri club itself through the issuance of an official statement.
“The wait for the UEFA Champions League final is almost over. On Saturday, June 10, the eyes of the whole world will be on the super challenge between Manchester City and Inter, the final act of the Nerazzurri’s incredible season that will be played at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul. The Inter fans will once again be called upon to push the team from every corner of the planet, and to do so once again ALL TOGETHER, San Siro will open its doors and will be colored Nerazzurri to allow fans to share all the emotions of the final. The appointment for all interfans who will not be in the Turkish capital is at San Siro, in the place where the team fought match after match to reach the top step: once again together, once again united, from Milan to Istanbul, infinite voices and one heart,” reads the note from the Milanese club.
“For the occasion, a big screen will be set up at the first orange ring of the Giuseppe Meazza stadium to offer fans an immersive viewing experience of the match: more than 400 square meters to not miss a single moment or emotion of the challenge.”
“Tickets will go on sale starting Tuesday, June 6, at vivaticket.com. Spectators will be able to sit in the red, green and blue sectors and on the lawn. The first ring and parterre will cost €20, the second ring €14 and the third ring can be purchased for €10. The gates will open at 7 p.m. and the pre-game will be livened up by entertainment from Radio 105, the club’s Official Radio. While waiting for the whistle to blow for the Atatürk Olympic Stadium challenge, there will also be a direct line between Milan and Istanbul, with links and images from the Turkish capital that will bring all the excitement of the pre-match to the San Siro. At the end of the match, fans will have to evacuate from the stadium as usual, regardless of the outcome of the match.”
