Borussia Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain they will face each other on Wednesday in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals, but the match has already started. As reported by the Bild, a rift would have opened between the two clubs due to the tickets reserved by the French for the Germans for the return match: PSG would have in fact limited the number of tickets to 4% of the total capacity of the stadium, while in the past it had almost always been 5%. “Security reasons”, they explain from Paris to justify the 500 fewer tickets intended for Borussia Dortmund fans.
In addition to this, the price is also criticized, considered very expensive. Dortmund fan groups have alerted the management and negotiations between the two clubs continue, but it is unlikely that an agreement can be reached; in the past, in fact, PSG has used these measures again, “easy” to put into practice because in most cases they have received the approval of the French authorities.
Borussia Dortmund, as a last resort, reserves the right to lodge a complaint with UEFA. As many as 4,000 Parisian fans will be present at Signal-Iduna Park on Wednesday, including 1,500 members of the CUP, the loudest fringe of PSG supporters, who paid just 18.50 euros for their seat.