The Europa League final between Manchester United and Tottenham will take place at San Mames in Bilbao, which has a capacity of 53,289 fans, instead of being moved.
Despite both clubs likely demanding more tickets, UEFA has confirmed there will be no change of venue after the ground was awarded the match back in 2021.
This follows precedent as seven finals between teams from the same division have been played in the last 15 years, none of which were moved.
United and Tottenham booked their places in the final after impressive performances in their respective semi-finals.
Europa League final: UEFA won't be moving the showdown between Manchester United and Tottenham
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The Red Devils defeated Athletic Bilbao 7-1 on aggregate, following up a 3-0 win with a 4-1 triumph at Old Trafford despite conceding first.
Tottenham travelled to the Arctic Circle where they beat Bodo/Glimt 2-0 on the night, securing a 5-1 aggregate victory.
Both Premier League sides have reached the final despite inconsistent league form this season.
Each team's supporters will receive an allocation of 15,000 tickets for the final in Bilbao.
A further 11,000 tickets will be made available to the general public through UEFA.
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The remaining 12,000 seats at San Mames will be reserved for sponsors and hospitality guests.
This allocation follows the standard UEFA distribution model for European finals, ensuring both sets of fans have equal access to tickets.
Under UEFA's 'fans first' scheme, the tickets allocated to each team's supporters are the most affordable.
Prices for these tickets start at just £34, while tickets available to the general public are more expensive, ranging from £55 to £204.
The tiered pricing reflects UEFA's approach to major finals in recent years.
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As of Friday morning, the cheapest one-way flight from London would cost Spurs supporters £355.
Return flights start at £175, departing early at 7:40am with a stop at the Canary Islands.
Direct afternoon flights home cost over £500, with limited availability.
United fans face even steeper travel expenses to attend the final.
The cheapest flight from Manchester to Bilbao on match day costs £524, including a stop in Munich.
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Return flights start at £446 with a connection in Lisbon.
Direct flights back to Manchester are extraordinarily expensive, with prices starting at £941.
Like their London counterparts, United supporters would find flying the day before even more costly.
Fans seeking more affordable options could travel by coach from London Victoria to Bilbao for around £108 one-way.
This journey takes approximately 26 hours, departing at 12:30pm the day before the match.
Tottenham beat Bodo/Glimt to reach the Europa League final on Thursday nightREUTERSUnited supporters would need to travel to London first, as no direct coach services are available from Manchester.
Driving through the Channel Tunnel would cost nearly £200, plus additional expenses for petrol and accommodation.
Hotel prices in Bilbao city centre range from £850 to £13,345.
