French media: Paris organizes fans to watch the game at the Princes Stadium, 48,000 tickets sold out

May 29 RMC Sports reported that Paris organized fans to watch the Champions League final at the Princes Stadium, and 48,000 tickets were sold out.

According to a previous report by Le Parisien, as the first batch of 38,000 tickets were sold out within 24 hours of the sale, the club still had a shortage of additional 10,000 tickets this week. Due to safety reasons, large outdoor screen broadcasts in downtown Paris have not been approved, but four giant screens will be set up in the stadium turf area. Outside the Paris region (especially Senna Saint-Denis) there are many free fan watching areas.

If Paris Saint-Germain wins the Champs-Elysées for the first time, the Champs-Elysées will hold a victory parade on Sunday. The iconic avenue will be closed early from 19:00 on Saturday night to prepare for the time and post-match celebrations.