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#PLStories- Liverpool calls on Social Media companies to stop selling Champions league tickets #LFC

Liverpool put pressure on social media companies over Champions League final ticketsLiverpool's victory over Villarreal in the UEFA Champions League semi-final triggered a huge clamour for tickets to the final that takes place in Paris this Saturday, May 28.As ever, Liverpool's official ticket allocation of a meagre 19,618 barely made a dent in the overwhelming demand from fans desperate to cheer their team on from inside the Stade de France.With just a few short days until the final, resale sites have thousands of tickets still available, with the cheapest prices starting at an eye-watering £1,700. Similar numbers have been seen in the previous two Champions League finals the Reds have been in under Jurgen Klopp.In an official statement, Liverpool have today taken aim at social media sites where they claim over 50 accounts are "actively involved in selling, or offering to sell, Champions League final tickets online."Liverpool's official statement reads: "Liverpool Football Club has called on social media companies to close more than 50 social media accounts and groups it believes are actively involved in selling, or offering to sell, Champions League final tickets online."The club has also identified 13 supporters who have offered their tickets for Saturday’s game against Real Madrid for sale online."Those fans have had their tickets cancelled, while their accounts are in the process of being investigated further, with the possibility of added sanctions to follow."The move comes following a recent warning reminding supporters to buy tickets from official sellers only. The club received an allocation of 19,618 tickets for the all-ticket fixture at Stade de France in Paris this weekend."There has unfortunately been an increase in the number of fans being defrauded, online in particular, by fake match ticket offers. If any supporter is offered a ticket online, they should report it to LFC here- and to Action Fraud."Liverpool FC will not stand idly by and watch people try to sell tickets they have been fortunate enough to get access to via the ballot."Read the full story HERE.
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#PLStories- Liverpool release statement for fans on Champions League match against Milan #LFC

AC Milan travel advice Liverpool have released the following travel information for fans heading to Tuesday's Champions League tie with AC Milan. A club statement read: "AC Milan v Liverpool to be played at San Siro on Tuesday December 7."Important COVID-19 information received from AC Milan: As per Italian anti COVID-19 regulations, children AGED 12 OR ABOVE are NOT exonerated from the vaccine, therefore any supporter aged 12 or above who hasn’t completed their vaccination cycle will NOT BE ALLOWED to enter the stadium."PCR tests, rapid antigen tests (nasal, saliva swabs etc.) and any other forms of testing will NOT be accepted as a medium/vehicle to be exonerated from the vaccine so, once again, supporters WITHOUT their completed vaccination cycle will be denied access to San Siro stadium."General travelling information"It is the individual supporter’s responsibility to refer to and meet the entry requirements on the Government website for the latest updates before travelling to Italy."Detailed information for fans isavailable here."Liverpool FC cannot be held responsible for refused entry either into Italy or into the stadium." AC Milan's San Siro stadium (Image: Marco Luzzani/Getty Images)