Liverpool complain to UEFA and Real Madrid over ticket allocation
Liverpool have complained to both UEFA and Real Madrid over the 1,800 match tickets they have been allocated for their upcoming Champions League round of 16 tie. Last year's finalists will go head-to-head in the second leg at the Santiago Bernabeu on March 15. However, Liverpool are unsatisfied with the number of tickets their fans have been offered, which is the same amount that was controversially awarded to Chelsea in the competition last season while the stadium was undergoing substantial renovation. As revealed in a statement on Liverpool's website on Tuesday, the club believes the amount of ticket s is 'significantly less than expected' and they have therefore contacted UEFA and Real Madrid in an attempt 'to understand the rationale' behind the reduced allocation . "Spirit of Shankly, the official Supporters Trust, and the Liverpool Disabled Supporters Association have also asked the club to raise their concerns and asked to remain in dialogue throug...