1st leg semi final tickets.

What's the likelihood of a random Northern Irish hammers supporter getting a couple of tickets for it? Tickets for last night seemed easy enough to get, but I'm sure season ticket holders will be filling the place for the semi.

Posted Apr 21, 2023, 10:44 AM UTC

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Spyro188•

I think more of a chance than there was for last seasons semi final. There’s a couple of reasons. The prices are pretty much the same as the Europa League for this competition. Of course, Gent, AZ etc aren’t the more fancy opponents that Sevilla, Lyon and Frankfurt are. There’s also the fact that while another semi final is amazing, people who experienced it last season, might think that spending £60 per ticket on a similar experience isn’t something they can justify spending on. Who knows…

If you’re willing to spend a bit on the more expensive tickets, then you might be ok tbh. The £60 ones are what will go last.

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Don’t think it will be that difficult to get the general sale tickets, although likely will be the nosebleed seats

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Nome3000•

Yep. Sean Whetstone tweeted that official attendance for Sevilla 59,981 which is not capacity. Last nights attendance was just short of 53,500 and i don't expect AZ Alkmaar to get more than Sevilla so should be fine.

I get this feeling that we Don run to full premier league capacity in europe but could be making that up. Maybe they just cover seats that aren't booked🤷‍♂️

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If you're quick on the general sale I reckon you'll be alright

Would rather have it full of Hammers than bloody away fans like it was in 205 last night

Surely The club needs to block any transactions from Dutch banks

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KeefKoggins•

Didn't go last night but will be going to the semi (ST holder).

I think you'll have a chance tbh, the old boy who sits next to me doesn't go to European games and unfort. there will be ST holders that may look to cash in.

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