Most exciting Spanish title race in a decade? Where to buy tickets to Barcelona v Atletico Madrid
Not many countries can claim to have title races to rival those in Serie A in recent years, but it looks as if Spain might provide one this season. Inter icon Diego Simeone is boldly challenging Hansi Flick’s Barcelona, and the ever-composed Carlo Ancelotti has his at the tiller, with the top of the table in sight.
It looked as if Barcelona might run away with the title early on, but a run of one win in five games has seen them return to the peloton. At the other end of the scale, Atletico Madrid have put together a sensational 10-game winning streak in all competitions since their first loss of the season to another wily character in Real Betis’ Manuel Pellegrini, with Julian Alvarez and Antoine Griezmann leading the way.
BUY TICKETS BARCELONA-ATLETICO MADRID
The top three are now separated by just three points, with both Atletico and Los Blancos maintaining a game in hand over the Blaugrana. However Simeone’s side could put down a real statement in the final game of the year, as they travel to Catalonia to face Barcelona. Former Udinese playmaker Rodrigo de Paul is starting to pull the strings for Simeone, servicing the likes of Alvarez and Griezmann.
While Barcelona have stumbled of late, there is no doubt about their ceiling, which saw them put four past Real Madrid and Bayern Munich in the same week. When on song, Lamine Yamal, Robert Lewandowski and Raphinha can make the argument they have been the most lethal trio in football this season, while Pedri has been back to his best behind them. It is shaping up to be an exhilarating clash, and could be decisive come the end of the season.
Where and how to buy tickets to see Barcelona v Atletico Madrid
If you are keen to head up the magic mountain to the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys for the game on the 22nd of December at 21:00 CEST, you probably won’t be disappointed. If it’s within your means, it could be one of the games of the year.
BUY TICKETS BARCELONA-ATLETICO MADRID
Barcelona are selling tickets for the game on their website, starting at €149, while Atletico Madrid’s minor allocation can be purchased. However for fans of Los Colchoneros, buying their tickets requires a Spanish address and a membership with the club.
It means perhaps the most feasible option for many is to go through a third-party website, such as LiveFootballTickets.com. There will be various sellers putting tickets up for sale, like footballticket.net; Vivid Seats or Viagogo, although LiveFootballTickets.com comes best recommended. Their seats range anywhere between €160 and €1,259, and at the time of writing they have 101 tickets left.
Beyond the tickets themselves, LiveFootballTickets.com also boast a dedicated customer service channel for those purchasing to raise any questions or concerns, and have a 4.8 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot, gleaned from over 12,000 reviews.