FC Barcelona and Real Madrid Tickets
Below you'll find links for buying Barcelona football tickets and Real Madrid
tickets. As a British business and website our main language is English though
we've provided links to buying some of these tickets in other languages. The
country flags represent the language of the ticket page you about to go to.
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| Last season Barcelona won an unprecedented triple of
league, cup and Champions League in Pep Guardiola's first year in
charge. Never has there been a more exciting time to visit the Catalan
capital and experience a match at the legendary Nou Camp Stadium.
Tickets are available for all La Liga and Champions League matches
provided by an official agent of FC Barcelona. |
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| After last season's demoralising 2-6 defeat at home to
Barcelona and Barcelona's domination of the domestic and European game
Real Madrid have responded quickly. New returning President Florentino
Perez has broken the bank to buy Kaka and Ronaldo in his attempt to get
them back to the pinnacle of European football. So now is a great time
to head to the Bernabeu to see how the new galacticos perform. |
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| Valencia's financial problems has led to the sale of
some of their stars so this season will be interesting to see how they
perform. Valencia is a beautiful city located right on the Mediterranean
and is an ideal place for a weekend break with a football match at the
Mestalla stadium included. |
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| Obviously it is Real Madrid that most football tourists
aim to see on their visit to Madrid. If, however, you're in Madrid
when Atlético are at home you should certainly check out a game at their
55,000 Vicente Calderon Stadium. Atlético are again in the
Champions League and raring to re-establish themselves as one of Spain's
top three teams. |
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| Espanyol have been playing at Barcelona's Olympic
Stadium for a few years but moved to their new stadium Cornella El Prat
in August 2009. Visitors
generally time their visit to the city to coincide with a home game
of FC Barcelona. If however, that's not a possibility you
should consider a visit to an Espanyol match. |
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| Malaga play at the 29,000 seater La Rosaleda Stadium
which has been their home since 1941 and was one of the group stadiums
during the 1982 World Cup. Matches here attract many foreign
visitors who head up to see a game from their Costa del Sol hotel.
Except for the biggest matches you'll normally get tickets on the gate. |
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| Villarreal lies on the Mediterranean coast of Spain just south of Castellon.
Their stadium is the 23,000 capacity El Madrigal. European success in
recent years has put this small town on the list of stadiums to visit for
football tourists. Well worth a visit from resorts along the coast and tickets
usually easy to get at the stadium on th day of the match. |
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