How to buy Rangers Europa League Final tickets with allocation to be cut after Seville update

Rangers have revealed how fans can snap up tickets for the historic Europa League Final.

A total of 33,000 briefs out of the 40,000-seater Estadio Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán are available for fans and the general public to purchase for the clash with Eintracht Frankfurt.

Tickets will be sold to MyGers members with the club stating: "Tickets allocated in a top-down method from those with the highest to the lowest loyalty points, as has been the approach for all European matches this season." The points tally required is 1644 points.

Supporters do not have to register their interest in this process and will be notified if they have been successful in landing a ticket for the showpiece on May 6.

Fans will then be sent a code and taken to the UEFA website to purchase their tickets.

Supporters who have lower points bracket (1528 points) will then be allowed to purchase tickets from Saturday 7 May to 9am until May 9.

If there are any remaining tickets they will then be reallocated to the next MyGers points level and fans will be informed on May 9.

Rangers SLO has stated that the club have received 9500 tickets due, cut from the original 10,000 due to segregation.

In an update to fans on the allocation following the stunning win over RB Leipzig in the semi-final, they tweeted: "Please note, due to segregation our allocation has been cut but 500 to 9,500 tickets."

Tickets are priced from €100 to €50 with some areas in restricted view sections.

It is noted that Rangers’ allocation will include 4000 tickets in some areas of restricted view seating. These tickets are free f charge.

Glasgow travel agents have been overwhelmed with requests for flights and accommodation already with fans looking to take in the clubs first