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Secure your football ticket with the help of GO Sport Travel! The Europa League, formerly known as the UEFA Cup, is the second largest football tournament for club teams in Europe after the Champions League.

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The tournament is organized by UEFA every season and became a major official European tournament in the 1971-72 season when the organization took over the Exhibition Cup which started in 1955.

Ahead of the 2009-2010 season, the name was changed from the UEFA Cup to the current Uefa Europa League. Most titles that have had their name engraved on the trophy are the Spanish top club Sevilla FC.

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The 2024 Europa League Final could see Bayer Leverkusen go the entire season unbeaten.

• The Europa League final, taking place at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, is set to be one of the best matches of the year.
• Ticket allocation is limited, with each club receiving 12,000 tickets and prices ranging from £34 to £128.
• There are hospitality options, like Skybox packages, that offer luxury experiences but come at a high price.

Anticipation is building for the 2024 Europa League final. Some may see it as the second-tier of European competitions, but - to those competing - it means far more than that. It's the opportunity of winning a UEFA competition. A chance of history. A chance to walk into the record books.

That doesn't come around often — and when Liverpool were knocked out by Atalanta in the quarter-finals , there was immense disappointment. Jurgen Klopp 's farewell tour will not be stopping off in Dublin before Arne Slot likely takes over . However, for the four teams remaining - Bayer Leverkusen , Roma , Atalanta and Marseille - they can dream of glory.

Taking place at the Aviva Stadium, named the Dublin Stadium by UEFA, the Europa League final is set to be a spectacle. On the 22nd May, 51,700 will be watching at the iconic stadium in the capital city of the country. Tickets are always hard to come by for major European finals, but here is everything you need to know to watch the match with your very own eyes.

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Ticket ballot.

Even though the Europa League finalis not as prestigious as the Champions League final, which is widely seen as the biggest match of the year , tickets are still immensely popular, particularly in a country that rarely hosts the best matches. The number of tickets available through the UEFA ballot is unclear. Each club gets 12,000 each - nearly half of the capacity - with the rest available to corporate partners, the press and a small general ballot. Your chances are always slim in it.

The ticket application window for the general public opened at the start of April 2024 and it closed on the 16th April 2024 . Therefore, it means if you missed out, you are no longer able to submit applications to buy tickets. Applicants who applied, regardless of which teams reach the final, will receive an email notification with the outcome of their application by the beginning of May 2024 at the latest. After the semi-final matches, another lottery will be run among those who decided to apply only if their team qualifies.

If you're one of the fans who are successful in winning a 'Golden Ticket', you will receive an email to buy tickets. There will be a specific deadline to buy them, not yet disclosed by UEFA, before they are moved onto other fans. Fans who can attend the biggest match of the season will be able to buy four tickets together in the seat category they applied for. They will be sat together as long as they were part of the same order.

Tickets via the Finalists

Each club at the final gets given just 12,000 tickets each. It has drawn criticism across the footballing world, with the Football Supporters' Association saying : “It is extremely disappointing that the UEFA Europa League Final in Dublin will represent such a step backwards."

It will only make the tickets harder to come by. Each club can plan how they sell their tickets individually, but it is likely they will do it via a loyalty system. Therefore, fans that have attended the most matches in recent years will be given priority, before they work their way down through season ticket holders and members. Due to UEFA's 'Fans First' policy, all tickets are £34 for fans of each club, making it more affordable for everyone travelling.

If Bayer Leverkusen make the final, it is expected that their fans will travel in vast numbers, knowing there is a possibility it could see them go the entire season unbeaten. UEFA drew up contingency plans in case Liverpool or Rangers made the final, but both have been knocked out, making the organisation's plans with smaller fanbases easier.

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Ticket prices.

Compared to ticket prices for the Champions League final, the Europa League final is far more affordable. The most expensive non-hospitality ticket is £128, allowing most people to afford it for a major occasion. The unusual shape means one team will get all of one side where it is just one-tier, whilst the rest is separated by different price categories.

Category 1 seats are £128 and they are located mostly on the lower main and opposite stands. Category 2 seats are £86 and they are located in the corners, behind the goals closer to the pitch, or on the main and opposite stands, above the Category 1 seats. Finally, Category 3 seats, the cheapest for the general public, are £56 and are located on the main and opposite stands above Category 2, or in the corners and behind the goals, further away from the pitch than Category 2 seats.

Ticket Resale Platform

Unlike most major matches across Europe, there is no ticket resale platform for fans. They can't be released to other members of the public to buy, so you receive your money back. UEFA states all sales are final, so tickets ' cannot be cancelled or returned ', whilst their terms and conditions strictly state that they can not be sold to third parties or ticketing websites. However, this won't prevent people from selling their tickets to touts.

However, if the worst happens, and you are unable to attend the final, you can transfer your ticket to a friend or family member through the dedicated mobile app. It will be up to you to arrange payment, but it does provide a sense of security if something prevents you from attending the match in Dublin.

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Hospitality.

Hospitality is a common site at major football matches now. With corporate partners continually getting given more seats, some have argued it is harder for the 'typical' fan to attend matches. However, if you've failed to get tickets from the previous two options, this could be the best option for you if you have the financial freedom.

All options at the Europa League final come with a prolonged hospitality service starting three hours prior and 90 minutes post-match. This is part of their high-end catering, which has a selection of local and international dishes. Finally, all arrivals are treated with a welcome drink and a matchday programme.

Shared Skybox Platinum

The first, and most expensive, option is the shared skybox platinum. This involves the most central skyboxes, located on the main and opposite stands. They have 50 seats in total. It is available as one package, including a match ticket, seated dinner during and after the match and - remarkably - an official Europa League Final match ball. It's one of the most prestigious options in world football, but - unfortunately - it comes at a price of over £900.

Private Skybox Gold

This option is slightly smaller with just 24 seats instead of 50, but it could be just as good. As part of it, you get a match ticket for your skybox seat, world-class cuisine before, during and after the match, as well as a Europa League final match ball. It is slightly cheaper than the previous option as well at £760, but you still need financial freedom to be able to afford it.

Finally, The Club is a more informal and shared lounge, which allows you still to get a football feel in a more relaxed environment. With this, you get access to the Havelock Lounge, located behind the goal with a pitch view. Coupled with a match ticket for a seat located in front of the lounge, pre- and post-match food and refreshments at half-time, The Club provides yet another option to watch one of the best matches on the sporting calendar.

Information is via UEFA (correct as of 30/4/24)

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The Aviva stadium in Dublin will host the 2024 UEFA Europa League Final on May 22nd. Right now, we are unsure of which two teams will contest the final, but we do know one thing. Dublin City Centre is a vibrant destination for fans travelling to see their teams fight for glory.

With no Irish teams left in the competition, it's confirmed that Dublin will host two teams from the continent or the UK. This absolute bucket list event for football fans around the world takes place in the city of Craic.

While official tickets have not yet been released, countless football fans will have their name in the pot for the finals ticket ballot in early May, 2024. With just over 50,000 match tickets available, it will be a difficult couple of hours for fans to wait.

History of the Dublin Area

The Aviva Stadium, formerly known as Lansdowne Road, is one of Ireland's favourite sports and music event venues. Hosting a number of major events, sports tournaments and prestigious matches. The stadium has seen Club Rugby Finals, FAI Cup Finals, the 2011 Europa League Final and super star performances from Harry Styles, Phil Collins, Rihanna & AC/DC.

The Aviva stadium will once again host the Europa League Final in 2024, making it the only stadium to host two Europa League finals.

Factors to consider when choosing a hotel near Aviva Stadium

For fans lucky enough to receive the golden tickets to the final match, it is important to book your hotel near the Aviva Stadium as soon as you get confirmation. Some travel packages offer accommodation, but it is rarely centrally located. Dublin has lots of daily direct flights from European cities and hundreds of flights from UK locations.

Location and proximity to the stadium

Travelodge Plus is centrally located to the Dublin Arena. Serviced by busses, trains and a nearby luas stop, getting to the stadium is easy. It is a 10 minute drive, 14 minute train or a 32 minute walk.

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Our SuperRooms™ offer all the features of our standard rooms, with added comforts. Wake up and smell the coffee with an in room Lavazza coffee machine, followed by a refreshing Hansgröhe Raindance 3jet shower.

Enjoy a choice of firm or soft hypoallergenic pillows, and mood lighting for a restful night’s sleep. As well as a comfy armchair, larger desk, powerful hairdryer, full length mirror, iron and ironing board, all of which will enhance your stay even further.

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Travelodge Plus - Dublin City Centre is very accessible from all major public transport depots in the city. Dublin Airport is only 35 minutes by bus or 22 minutes in a taxi.

The Wrap Up

In conclusion, the UEFA Europa League Final at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin is set to be an electrifying event, drawing football fans from all over the world to witness the pinnacle of European club football. As fans eagerly await the final match, securing accommodation near the stadium becomes a top priority.

With convenient proximity to the Aviva Stadium, Travelodge Plus - Dublin City Centre offers a comfortable and accessible stay for fans attending the final. Its range of amenities, including the signature SuperRooms™ and the MossCo restaurant , ensure a fulfilling and enjoyable experience for visitors.

Whether arriving via Dublin Airport or from various locations within Europe and the UK, Travelodge Plus provides a strategic and well-connected base for football enthusiasts.

As the excitement builds for the Europa League Final, securing a stay at a hotel near the Aviva Stadium is an essential step for fans looking to make the most of this historic football event in Dublin.

FAQ about the Aviva Stadium

How do I get to the Aviva Stadium from the city Centre?

The best way to get to the stadium is by taking a Dart from Connolly, Tara or Pearse street station to Lansdowne Road. This stop is direct to the stadium concourse. Alternatively it is a 30 minute walk to the stadium from the hotel.

What does the Aviva Stadium hold?

Depending on use, the Aviva stadium can hold up to 65,000 for concerts. This lowers to 51,711 for Rugby and Football, and 49,000 for American Football.

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Europa League final 2023 tickets: Prices for Budapest decider & where to buy

By james cormack | mar 29, 2023.

The Europa League final may not be a bucket list event that, say, the Champions League or World Cup finals are, but UEFA's secondary club competition will mean a whole lot to those supporters whose sides progress into the showpiece event.

Just eight teams remain in this season's iteration of the competition with several European behemoths of yesteryear still going strong. Manchester United , Juventus , and AS Roma sit among the favourites to at least reach the final in Budapest.

While the final at the Puskas Arena is still some time away yet, tickets for the event are set to go on sale soon.

Here's everything you need to know about purchasing tickets for the 2023 Europa League final

How much are 2023 Europa League final tickets?

There's little information to access regarding 2023 Europa League final tickets right now, with more details expected to be released later this month.

Thus, exact ticket prices for the final in Budapest are not yet known. These were the prices for last season's final between Rangers and Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville:

• Category 4:  €40
• Category 3:  €65
• Category 2:  €100
• Category 1:  €150

When do 2023 Europa League final tickets go on sale?

A release date has not yet been revealed for 2023 Europa League final tickets. In 2022, tickets went on general sale on 20 April.

Where to buy 2023 Europa League final tickets?

Supporters will be able to purchase 2023 Europa League final tickets via UEFA's ticket portal once they go on general sale.

2023 Europa League final hospitality packages

There are three different hospitality packages for the 2023 Europa League final, but all are sold out on UEFA's website.

The most expensive of these packages - Private Suite Gold - costs €890 per person. UEFA's Private Suite Silver package is €200 cheaper at €690, with the main difference between these two options being where the suites are located. Silver suites are behind the goal, while gold suites are in the main or opposite stand.

Customers in both suites will also receive a match ball.

The Club package also costs €690 per person which grants access to UEFA's Sky Club lounge.

All packages include prolonged hospitality service before and after the match, world-class catering, a live TV feed, a parking pass, and, most importantly, a match programme.

When is the 2023 Europa League final?

The 2022/23 Europa League final is scheduled for 31 May and will be held at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, Hungary.

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Is the Europa Conference League final 2024 on YouTube? How to watch for free in the UK

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Olympiacos and Fiorentina are gearing up for the Europa Conference League final in Athens this evening.

West Ham are the current holders after beating Fiorentina in last year’s final but the Italian side are back for the second year in a row to fight for the trophy.

But a tough night awaits in the Greek capital against an Olympiacos side who impressively eliminated Premier League club Aston Villa in the last four.

In recent years, BT Sport – which has since become TNT Sports – have made the major European club finals available to watch for free on their YouTube channel.

But will football fans have the same luxury this time around?

Find out if the 2024 Europa Conference League final – just the third to be played in history – will be shown live on YouTube by TNT Sports.

What time does the game kick-off?

Fiorentina vs West Ham will kick-off on Wednesday, May 29 at 8pm BST .

The game is being held at the AEK Arena in Athens, Greece.

Is the Europa Conference League final on YouTube?

Unlike previous years, TNT Sports have confirmed that the Europa Conference League final 2024 will not be shown on YouTube in the UK.

Instead, fans can watch the Europa Conference League final for free on discovery+. All you need to do is register a free account on discovery+ without signing up to a package and you’ll be able to tune in to the game.

The live stream can be viewed across a range of devices from smartphones and tablets to laptops and smart TVs.

As well as the Europa Conference League final, the Champions League final (Saturday, June 1) will also be shown live and for free on discovery+.

How to watch on TV

TNT Sports customers will still be able to watch the Europa Conference League final on TV.

The match will be shown on TNT Sports 1 with live coverage starting from 7.30pm.

The Europa Conference League is a new competition with Italian club Roma winning the inaugural one in 2022 and West Ham coming out on top in 2023.

Olympiacos owner and president Evangelos Marinakis, who also owns Nottingham Forest, will certainly be hoping his Greek side lift this year’s trophy.

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Where to watch the UEFA Europa League final: TV broadcast partners, live streams

Wednesday, May 22, 2024

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The full drama of the UEFA Europa League final is available to watch across Europe and throughout the world thanks to UEFA's official broadcast partners.

A wide variety of viewing options are available to fans as broadcast packages include both live and delayed matches as well as comprehensive highlights and digital coverage.

Fans can find their local UEFA Europa League broadcaster(s) below.

Where to watch: broadcast partners

Albania:   DigitAlb Armenia:   Fast Media Austria:   ServusTV , Sky Austria   Azerbaijan: CBC Sport Belgium: VRT , RTBF Bosnia & Herzegovina:   Arena Sport Bulgaria:   bTV , A1 Croatia:   Arena Sport Cyprus: CYTA Czechia:   Česká Televize Denmark:   TV2 Estonia: TV3 Finland:   Viaplay Group France:   Canal+ , M6 Georgia: Setanta , Silknet Germany: RTL Gibraltar: Gibtelecom Greece:   COSMOTE TV Hungary:   MTVA Iceland: Viaplay , Syn Israel: Charlton Italy: Sky Italia , DAZN , RAI Kazakhstan: QazSport , Q Sport Kosovo: Arena Sport , Artmotion , Klan Kosova Latvia:   TV3 Liechtenstein: blue+ , 3+ , Sky Austria , RTL Germany Lithuania:   TV3 Luxembourg: RTL Malta:   PBS , Melita , GO Moldova:   Setanta , Jurnal TV , MyTV.md Montenegro: Arena Sport Netherlands:   Talpa , ESPN North Macedonia: Arena Sport Norway:   Viaplay Group Poland:   Viaplay Portugal:   SIC , Sport TV Republic of Ireland:   Virgin Romania:   Pro TV Russia:   Match TV   Serbia: Arena Sport , RTS Slovakia:   RTVS Slovenia: Pro Plus , Arena Sport Spain:   Telefonica Sweden: Viaplay Group Switzerland : blue+ , 3+ Turkey: EXXEN , TV8   Ukraine:   Megogo United Kingdom: TNT Sports ( discovery+ )

Africa and Middle East

South Africa:   SuperSport Middle East/North Africa :   beIN Sub-Saharan Africa:   SuperSport

Brazil: SBT , TV Cultura , ESPN Canada:   DAZN Caribbean:   Flow Sports , Sportsmax Central America:   ESPN Dominican Republic: Televideo El Salvador: Canal 4 Guatemala: Televideo Haiti: Canal+ Honduras:   Telecadena (Canal 7) Mexico:   ESPN , Fox Sports Mexico Nicaragua: Televideo South America (ex. Brazil):   ESPN United States of America:   CBS , TUDN

Asia and Pacific

Australia: STAN , Channel 9 Brunei: beIN Cambodia:   beIN PR China: IQIYI Hong Kong SAR: beIN Indian Sub-Continent: Sony Indonesia:   SCTV Japan: WOWOW Kyrgyzstan:   Q Sport   Laos: beIN Macau SAR: TDM Malaysia: beIN Mongolia: Premier Sports Myanmar:   UEFA.tv New Zealand:   beIN Pacific Islands: Digicel Pakistan: Tapmad , Tamasha Philippines: TAP TV Republic of Korea:   SPO TV Singapore: beIN Taiwan/Chinese Taipei :   Elta Turkmenistan:   AlmaSport TV Thailand:   beIN Uzbekistan:   MTRK , UEFA.tv Vietnam: FPT

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Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream: How to watch Europa League final online

T he Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream is a Europa League final that has all the hallmarks of a classic. Seeking to end a 61-year major trophy drought, La Dea are in their first European showpiece, while Die Werkself are still unbeaten in 2023/24 and chasing history — and you can watch it live from anywhere with a VPN and potentially for free!

Atalanta have already secured Champions League football next season, but the Europa League final is about much more than qualification to the continent's biggest tournament next term. La Dea haven't lifted a major trophy since the Coppa Italia in 1963 and failed to end that final hex with a 1-0 defeat to Juventus in the final of the same tournament a week ago. Gian Piero Gasperini's attacking side have knocked out Sporting, Liverpool and Marseille en route to Dublin and much will depend on Gianluca Scamacca and midfielder Teun Koopmeiners if they're to cause the upset.

Bayer Leverkusen are chasing history. Die Werkself are now 51 games unbeaten in 2023/24 and just two matches from securing a so-called 'Invincible Treble'. Xabi Alonso's bright young side wrapped up the Bundesliga at the weekend with a 2-1 defeat of Augsburg and now have the Europa League and German Cup finals to come. Two-nil down with eight minutes to go of the semi-final second leg against Roma, Leverkusen somehow snatched a draw to remain unbeaten. With Florian Wirtz the creative genius and Victor Boniface top scorer, Alonso has built a fearsome side.

Read on for where to watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live streams. Plus, don’t miss a single moment of the denouement to the European soccer season by checking out how to  watch Champions League live streams guide.  

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U.K. fans can watch a free live stream of Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen via Discovery Plus . New to the platform? Just register online .

Irish fans can watch an Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen free live stream on Virgin Media Player and Virgin Media Two.

In Austria, the game is free on Servus TV .

Problems will arise if you happen to be abroad while Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen is on, as rights restrictions mean you won't be able to use Discovery Plus, Virgin Media Player or Servus TV from abroad. Assuming you don't want to sign up for a whole new streaming service for the short time you're away, you'll want to get a VPN (we recommend NordVPN for price and performance). Details below...

How to watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen from anywhere

Away from home at the moment and blocked from watching the soccer on your usual subscription?

You can still watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live thanks to the wonders of a VPN (Virtual Private Network). The software allows your devices to appear to be back in your home country regardless of where in the world you are. So ideal for viewers away on vacation or on business. Our favorite is NordVPN . It's the best on the market:

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Using a VPN is incredibly simple.

1. Install the VPN of your choice . As we've said, NordVPN is our favorite.

2. Choose the location you wish to connect to in the VPN app. For instance, if you're away from Ireland, and want to view your usual Irish service, you'd select Ireland from the list.

3. Sit back and enjoy the action. Head to Virgin Media Player or another service and watch the game.

Watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen in the U.S.

Soccer fans in the U.S. can watch the Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live streams on Paramount Plus . That costs $5.99/month for the basic package or $11.99 without ads, but there's currently a 7-day free trial , so it's well worth checking out if you haven't used it before. The game will also be shown on CBS.

Alternatively, If you're a cord cutter,  Fubo  is another option as the game is also set to be broadcast on TUDN. The Pro Plan costs $75 per month but gives you 121 channels, including CBS local channels, TUDN and UniMás, plus lots more for sports fans to enjoy.

If you already use those services but aren't in the U.S. right now, you can watch the Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream by using a VPN such as NordVPN .

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If you love sports, you might want to check out Fubo . It's got a 7-day free trial so you don't need to pay up front and has dozens of sports channels, including TUDN.  View Deal

Watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen in the U.K.

TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) hosts the Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream in the U.K. as it's the exclusive home of the Europa League final in the country. 

Remember, there's a free option to watch all the action unfold (check out our section just above) but what if you want all the bells and whistles that come with a proper paid subscription?

You can get TNT by subscribing to the Discovery Plus Premium plan for £30.99 per month, or you can add TNT Sports through Sky, BT, EE or Virgin Media to watch via your television provider. 

To stream TNT Sports, you'll need Discovery Plus — a combo subscription that allows fans to access TNT Sports, Eurosport and entertainment all in one place.

If you're away from the U.K. right now, you can still watch an Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream by using one of the best VPN services, such as NordVPN . 

TNT Sports offers full access to the entire Europa League tournament in the U.K. as well as sister competitions the Champions League and Europa Conference League. It also broadcasts select Premier League matches and loads more unmissable sports from across the globe. You can access it via your television provider, or by signing up for a Discovery Plus Premium plan for £30.99 per month. View Deal

Watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen in Canada

Canadians can watch an Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream on DAZN . 

DAZN currently costs $24.99 CAD per month, although you can save a little by buying annually ($224.99 CAD). If you're unfamiliar, DAZN has apps on pretty much every single streaming platform out there. 

Canadians stuck abroad who still want their low-price alternative can use a VPN such as NordVPN to make their streaming device behave like it's still back in the great white north.

Watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen in Australia

Aussies can watch the Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream on Stan Sport . 

Stan can be accessed via a wide variety of devices including many smart TVs, iOS and Android phones, Chromecast, Apple TV and more — plus it costs a very reasonable $25 AUD per month ($10 for a Basic subscription and $15 for the Sport add-on).

Away from Australia right now? You can simply use a VPN to watch all the action on your Stan account as if you were back home.

Watch Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen in New Zealand

Kiwis can access the Atalanta vs Bayer Leverkusen live stream via beIN Sports Connect . The service costs NZ$14.99 per month, or you sign up for an annual plan at a discounted rate of NZ$149.99 for the year. There's currently a 7-day free trial so you can check it out and see how you like it before committing to a subscription. 

Not at home in New Zealand right now? You can still follow every game by using one of the best VPN services, such as NordVPN . 

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Champions League final: The Athletic’s guide to Borussia Dortmund v Real Madrid

Welcome to matchday. The Champions League final between Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund kicks off at Wembley Stadium in London at 8pm local time (3pm ET) tonight.

Madrid, one of the game’s most decorated clubs and a powerhouse on the elite stage, take on Dortmund, this season’s fifth-best side in Germany who have punched above their weight to get here. The winners will be crowned champions of Europe.

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Wherever you are in the world, we’ve got you covered. In this piece, you will find everything you need to know about the biggest fixture in club football, from tactical talking points to deals with the devil.

Let’s dive in…

Will the ‘Kings of Europe’ add another crown?

Victory at Wembley would secure a 15th European Cup/Champions League title for Madrid. They are the competition’s most successful club by quite some margin ( AC Milan are next with seven titles) and their special hold on the trophy has been a hot topic across The Athletic this week.

Just how do they do it?

The club’s die-hard fans will tell you what it’s all about: the irresistible power of their love story with continental-level glory. Banners at the Santiago Bernabeu hail the ‘Kings of Europe’.

The nature of some of their recent results — comeback after comeback, late goal after late goal — certainly gives oxygen to that claim. There is an oft-repeated half-joke even among more analytical observers that it’s simply impossible to explain Madrid’s success, that all attempts at inquiry will be rendered futile, or worse, by an inevitable stoppage-time turnaround or some other bolt from the blue. Like this one:

Super-sub Joselu wins it ⚽️ #UCL pic.twitter.com/R1AnNKU9nj — UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) May 9, 2024

Ahmed Walid, Mark Carey and John Muller answered the burning question: are Madrid really impossible to analyse?

Jacob Whitehead and Guillermo Rai took a different approach: a deep dive that includes encounters with the club’s devout and superstitious fanbase — as well as the musings of mystics. Is there some kind of higher power at work?

Dermot Corrigan reminded us that before the miracle of ‘La Decima’ — their 10th European Cup, won in supremely dramatic circumstances — the storytelling around Madrid was really quite different. Tension around achieving the elusive landmark reached feverish fury during years of failure that saw several managers fall.

So Dortmund don’t have a chance?

Faustian bargains aside, there is one clear reason why Madrid are favourites: they have the stronger squad.

The ratings above, based on a model devised by sports intelligence firm Twenty First Group, help show Madrid’s upper hand.

But football is a sport that often springs surprises — especially in knockout tournaments. Just look at Dortmund’s semi-final victory over Paris Saint-Germain.

In the first leg against Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United loanee Jadon Sancho was sensational, and not for the first time since returning to his former club.

Sancho this season 🤤 @Sanchooo10 || #UCLfinal pic.twitter.com/kNMr6OBoZM — UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) May 30, 2024

Sancho, along with Karim Adeyemi and Donyell Malen , provides the pace to complement Niclas Fullkrug in Dortmund’s attack — a centre-forward Alan Shearer admires. They have had great success playing on the break, but their run to the final has been grounded in defensive solidity.

The German side have conceded just nine goals in their 12 matches and kept six clean sheets — their most in the Champions League since 1997-98, when they were defending their European title and got to the semi-finals before losing to… Real Madrid.

That 1997 victory is Dortmund’s only Champions League success. They were runners-up in 2013 against Bayern Munich — and that final was also held at Wembley.

Not many fancy them to pull off an upset, but they have already defied the odds to get here.

What to look out for — Madrid’s left wing

Dortmund did cause a shock by knocking out PSG — who missed chance after chance in the return leg in Paris — but Madrid will be a different proposition.

As we’ve touched on, even though Madrid do seem to thrive in moments of suffering and often score goals against the run of play, there is still a method behind the mayhem.

Ancelotti’s use of a 4-4-2 diamond in possession has allowed plenty of rotations at the top end of the field. These are generally skewed towards the left flank.

In the Champions League this season, 42 per cent of Madrid’s attacking touches have been channelled down their left third of the pitch, where Vinicius Junior and Rodrygo have been taking it in turns to torment the opposition full-back.

They have also opened up a new world for Jude Bellingham .

The €103million (£80m; $111m) summer signing — he joined from Dortmund and that initial fee could rise to a club record with variables — has slowed his scoring somewhat of late, but still none of his team-mates have scored more (with 23, he is level with Vinicius Jr in all competitions).

You probably don’t need us to tell you to keep an eye on Bellingham. The 20-year-old’s transfer market value was recently estimated at a world-leading €280million by the CIES Football Observatory, a Swiss research group. But you might not be as familiar with him as our La Liga writers, who recently shared what they’ve learned from his debut season.

All this firepower up front, with Endrick already signed and Kylian Mbappe expected to join him…

The managers in charge

Let’s mention Carlo Ancelotti first. When he leads Madrid out at Wembley to face Borussia Dortmund on Saturday, it will be his sixth Champions League final as a manager and his 1,324th game in the dugout across his career.

He already holds the record for most Champions League trophies won as a manager (four). It will be his 204th match in charge of the competition — another record.

And yet, despite all this, as Dermot Corrigan wrote recently, there remains an idea that the 64-year-old is not really a top coach. Does he get the credit he deserves?

Dortmund boss Edin Terzic, 41, was born in the local region to a Bosnian father and Croatian mother who settled after arriving as ‘gastarbeiters’ (guestworkers). He grew up as a Dortmund fan and this is the only team he has managed in a senior position.

One year ago, he cried in front of the team’s Yellow Wall block of fans as they just missed out on winning the league title. This season, he came close to losing his job, twice. He has faced opposition from his own supporters and, at different times, from two of his most senior players.

But Dortmund have still beaten teams they were never supposed to on their way to tonight’s meeting with Madrid.

The path to the final

New La Liga champions Madrid qualified for the knockout stage ahead of Napoli , SC Braga and Union Berlin. Dortmund, who finished fifth in the German top flight, came through the ‘group of death’, finishing above PSG, AC Milan and Newcastle .

In the last 16, Madrid beat RB Leipzig 2-1 on aggregate, while Dortmund saw off PSV Eindhoven with a 3-1 aggregate win. Then the path to the final was set.

Dortmund will be the nominal ‘home’ team at Wembley and will play in their usual yellow and black kit. Madrid will wear their famous all-white.

How to watch

According to UEFA, the game will be shown in more than 200 territories and will reach 450million people worldwide, with an estimated global average viewership of around 145m.

The final will be broadcast in the United States on CBS/Paramount+. TNT Sports’ deal with UEFA means the broadcaster has to make the Champions League final free to view in the UK.

Auf wiedersehen and adios

Let’s say goodbye — or see you later — with a final word on two departing club legends.

Toni Kroos will play his last match for Real Madrid in Saturday’s showpiece, bringing an end to 10 remarkable years at the club, always lived on his terms.  He is still going strong, but has decided to retire from football after playing for Germany at this summer’s home 2024 European Championship.

Kroos, 34, is one of four Madrid players (along with Nacho , Luka Modric and Dani Carvajal ) who could win a joint-record sixth Champions League medal.

That would bring them level with Paco Gento. Nobody has more than the former Madrid winger, who died aged 88 in 2022. He was a key part of the side that claimed the first five editions of the competition (when it was the European Cup) from 1956-1960, adding another in 1966.

Like Kroos, Marco Reus will also be bowing out at Wembley. The 35-year-old Dortmund legend fittingly scored a free kick in his final home match earlier this month, his 170th goal for the club in 12 years.

Reus played in that 2013 final defeat by Bayern, which was Kroos’ first taste of success in the competition.

Finally winning the club game’s biggest prize would be some send off, before he perhaps moves on to MLS.

(Top photo: Brendan Moran – Sportsfile/UEFA via Getty Images)

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