Nottingham Forest bring 2,516 fans to the Dragão to face FC Porto | OneFootball

In an example of strict organization, also justified on security grounds, Nottingham Forest announced this Tuesday the exact number of fans who will be able to attend the first leg of the UEFA Europa League quarter-final against FC Porto, scheduled for 9 April. There will be 2,516 tickets, seven of which are reserved for wheelchair spaces in the area designated for people with disabilities – curiously, located in the home team section.

The tickets, priced at 28 euros, will go on sale from 10:00 on Wednesday, only for those with priority access in the English club’s ticketing programme. In a very detailed statement, Forest also makes the collection and identity verification rules in Porto perfectly clear. Tickets must be collected in person from an official collection point, upon presentation of a valid passport – photocopies and other documents will not be accepted.

The club also stresses that any attempt at improper collection will result in exclusion from the away-match ticketing programme, with no right of appeal. In addition, there is a warning: fans without a ticket should not travel to Porto, and anyone identified with tickets bought in the FC Porto section will be refused entry to the stadium. Forest guarantees that it will work with the Portuguese club to identify situations of this kind.

The match between FC Porto and Nottingham Forest is scheduled for 9 April at 20:00, at the Estádio do Dragão, and it promises a full house – including an English supporters’ section counted down to the very last ticket.

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