Thousands of people literally stormed the electronic ticket office and the box office at the Dacia Arena to get their hands on tickets for Udinese-Napoli, scheduled for Tuesday, May 2, at 8:45 PM. Tickets went on sale at 4 PM.
The supporters of the visiting team are convinced that the one with the Bianconeri could be the key match: either the one in which the mathematical certainty of the scudetto will be won on the field or, again, the first match as champions of Italy. In fact, despite beating Salernitana on Saturday, it would be necessary to wait for the Lazio challenge, in Milan with Inter, on Sunday at lunchtime, to know the verdict.
The rush to buy tickets is happening despite the prices that are anything but popular: the North curve costs 35 euros; the North/South lateral stands: 70 euros (full), 65 (reduced), 60 (under 18);
i Distinti: 80 euros (full), 75 (reduced), 70 (under 18); the central north/south stands: 100 euros (full); 90 (reduced); 80 (under 18). The South curve and the away sector 55 euros.
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