Ticket Prices for the Real Madrid vs. Manchester City Return Match at the Bernabéu
The ticket prices for the highly anticipated Champions League return match between Real Madrid and Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabéu have been released.
The upcoming showdown between Real Madrid and Manchester City, set to take place next Wednesday at the Santiago Bernabéu, promises to be a thrilling and intense encounter that no Madrid fan will want to miss. Following an electrifying first leg that saw Los Blancos secure a 3-2 comeback victory with goals from Mbappé, Brahim, and Bellingham, the Madrid faithful are eager to witness their team advance to the Round of 16. The Bernabéu crowd, often referred to as the team’s “12th man,” is expected to play a crucial role in propelling the squad forward.
For those looking to experience the match live from the stadium, ticket prices have been officially released. The most affordable option is in the South Stand, priced at €145. Seats on the west side of the stadium, along Paseo de la Castellana, start at €170, while those on the east side begin at €195. The highest-priced general admission tickets are in the North Stand, starting at €225.
The Bernabéu: More Than Just a Stadium
For years, the Santiago Bernabéu has been regarded as a premier venue for football fans, families, and visitors from around the globe. Despite the high ticket prices, the stadium consistently reaches full capacity, with not a single empty seat in sight.
This match is set to be a clash of titans between two of Europe’s football powerhouses. Real Madrid, with its legendary history and record 15 Champions League titles, faces Manchester City, one of the most dominant teams of the last decade, led by former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola. The stage is set for an intense battle, with both teams fighting for a spot in the next round.
Over the past four years, Real Madrid and Manchester City have frequently crossed paths in the Champions League knockout stages. Madrid emerged victorious in 2022 and 2024, while City claimed the upper hand in 2023. Interestingly, the winner of each of these encounters has gone on to lift the coveted trophy at the end of the season.
Breaking the Etihad Curse
Before last week, Real Madrid had never won a match at Manchester City’s Etihad Stadium. However, in a historic turn of events, Carlo Ancelotti’s side secured a 3-2 victory, breaking the long-standing curse and gaining a crucial advantage for the return leg.
For the upcoming match, Ancelotti will have Antonio Rüdiger back in the squad. The German defender has proven to be a formidable opponent for Erling Haaland, who had never scored against Real Madrid until the first leg—a game in which Rüdiger was notably absent. With Rüdiger back in defense, Madrid will look to capitalize on their lead and secure a place in the next round of the Champions League.
