Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino have joined forces with supporters’ clubs at Liverpool and Tottenham to condemn profiteering and ticket issues ahead of their Champions League final. The Premier League rivals clash at Atletico Madrid’s 67,800-capacity Wanda Metropolitano stadium on June 1 after staging stunning comebacks in the penultimate round. But fans are dismayed at only 16,613 tickets being allotted to each club, while the rocketing cost of attending the match on account of increased air fares and hotel rates has also provoked anger. We’ve issued a statement alongside ⁦@spiritofshankly⁩ on pricing and travel issues around the Champions League final....
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