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Where do you sit if you get a Cat 1 ticket at Wembley?

Also, if you get a ticket for the semis through UEFA, can you still apply for a semi's ticket through the FA? 

This is presuming we make it to the semis! 

Cheers

Grant Shulton
  • 30 Jun 2021 10:16 AM
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  • Martyn Kent
    Martyn Kent
    • 30 Jun 2021 11:01 AM
    Anywhere long side between penalty boxes.....not necessary top spec imo and most likely penalty box level....could even be upper tier......only hospitality got true cat 1 which I class as lower tier within 15 m of half way line....cat 2 corners and cat 3 behind the goals. Cat 3 is where the action is and hugely cheaper now prices rise steeply.
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  • Grant Shulton
    Grant Shulton
    • 30 Jun 2021 11:20 AM

    In reply to Martyn Kent:

    Thanks Martyn and agreed! I had Cat 3 yesterday and it was exactly where you wanted to be... just thinking worst case scenario if I can't get Cat 3 for the semis.
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