Jurgen Klopp has questioned how UEFA has distributed tickets for Liverpool's Champions League final against Real Madrid

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has questioned UEFA for the way the governing body has distributed tickets for their Champions League final against Real Madrid, with the clubs receiving fewer than 20,000 seats each in the 75,000 capacity Stade de France in Paris. A total of 19,618 Liverpool supporters will be in the French capital for the showpiece match, after Klopp’s side navigated their way past Villarreal at the semi-final stage.

Ad/> With this allocation allowed for both teams, it means that almost half of the crowd will be made up of people who are not supporters of the clubs in the final. Premier League‘A lot of money’ – Conte says spending spree needed to close gap on Liverpool4 HOURS AGO Speaking about the situation, Klopp was puzzled, saying: «Is it right that we only get 20,000, they get 20,000 and there's 75,000 in? That makes 35,000 left over.

Where are these tickets?» Soime 12,000 of the remaining tickets were available for fans worldwide to buy, but the deadline to get hold of those was 28 April — nearly a week before the second leg matches of the semi-finals had taken place. National associations, commercial partners and broadcasters are among those who will snatch up the final batch of 23,000 tickets.

/> The Premier League club have advised fans to avoid travelling to France on May 28 without a ticket, and Klopp knows he must be careful what he says after getting in trouble in 2016. He urged Liverpool supporters to follow his team to Basel — even if they had no match day ticket — for the Europa League final in his first season in charge, and was swiftly told that was the wrong thing to say.