Logo launch heralds Hamburg final
Monday, November 30, 2009
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UEFA has unveiled the design and logo for the 2010 UEFA Europa League final, as well as promoting local ticket sales for the event, at a ceremony in the host city of Hamburg in northern Germany.
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UEFA has unveiled the visual identity created for the 2010 UEFA Europa League final at a ceremony in the host city of Hamburg.
Design and logo launch
The ceremony took place in the EAST Hotel Cinema in the northern German city, with the design launch being attended by the regional officer for sport and culture, Prof Dr Karin von Welck, German Football Association (DFB) general secretary Wolfgang Niersbach, Hamburger SV chairman Bernd Hoffmann and Germany Under-19 coach Horst Hrubesch. The event also heralded the opening of general public ticket sales within Germany for the UEFA Europa League final, to be played on 12 May at the Hamburg Arena (20.45 kick-off).
Promoting the final
The showpiece match has been given a personality of its own with a complete design concept developed for the occasion. The design and logo which convey this unique identity will be used across a variety of promotional items, from tickets to web banners. The objective is to advertise the final and enhance the prestige of one of the world game's biggest events.
Ticketing details
Final ticket sales to football fans living in Germany begin at 10.00CET on Tuesday 1 December and run until 15 January exclusively on the DFB website, dfb.de. Prices range from €55 to €150 and fans can apply for a maximum of two tickets (for ticketing enquiries, email tickets@dfb.de). The visual identity created for each UEFA club final is intended to communicate the distinctive flavour of the host city. The Hamburg designs can be obtained in higher resolution versions by emailing media@uefa.ch.