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Spanish football is about to experience a new clasico in the King's Cup final, and the wait is at its height. FC Barcelona and Real Madrid will compete in the La Cartuja lair in Seville, for a duel that promises to be electric.
While the event already draws the attention of round ball enthusiasts, the question of the distribution of places was at the heart of the concerns of supporters in both camps. After a meeting between the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and the leaders of the two clubs, the details of the ticket quotas were finally unveiled.
26,000 places on each side
Each club will thus have 26,031 places, or 40 % of the total stadium capacity, estimated at around 65,080 spectators. The RFEF, on the other hand, will retain 20 % of tickets, just over 13,000 places for its own commitments.
A distribution that marks an improvement compared to the last final disputed by Real Madrid in 2023, where the Merengues had received 6,000 less places. In parallel, the prices of tickets, set between 72 and 270 euros, underwent an increase compared to the previous edition, but the stage benefited from notable improvements, especially in terms of visibility after the abolition of the athletics track.
Another key element of the organization: the distribution of spaces for supporters. FS FC Barcelona will occupy the Fan Zone Sud, located near Carlos III avenue, while those of Real Madrid will find themselves in the north, in the parking lot of Alamillo.
Inside the stadium, this distribution will be respected, with Barça designated as a “admissive” team. The long -awaited final kick -off will be given at 9:30 p.m. An evening that promises to be boiling in Seville, with a historical rivalry which promises to ignite again on the lawn of the Cartuja.
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