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All tickets sold for UEFA Youth League final

Monday, April 18, 2016

Today's final in Nyon, Switzerland, between Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea is a 4,000 sell-out and no tickets will be available for purchase at Colovray Sports Centre.

The semi-finals on Friday were enthusiastically supported by fans of all ages
The semi-finals on Friday were enthusiastically supported by fans of all ages ©Sportsfile

The UEFA Youth League final in Nyon between Paris Saint-Germain and holders Chelsea – kick-off 17.00CET today – is a sell-out and no further tickets will be made available.

If you do not have a ticket to attend the competition's showpiece match at the 4,000-capacity Colovray Sports Centre, then you can find details of where to watch the action here. The game will also be streamed live in the UEFA.com MatchCentre in territories where there is no broadcast deal. Ticketing revenue from finals weekend will be donated in its entirety to the UEFA Foundation for Children's 'Let's Live Our Dreams' project.

If the final is tied after 90 minutes, it will go to penalties. The winners will receive the Lennart Johansson Trophy, named after the UEFA honorary president.

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