Hundreds of Liverpool supporters have reportedly been left stranded outside Wembley ahead of the club’s Carabao Cup final clash with Chelsea.
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- Reds facing Blues in north London
- Issue with digital entrance passes
- More major silverware up for grabs
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WHAT HAPPENED?
The Reds have history when it comes to entrance woes at cup finals, with chaotic scenes outside Stade de France in Paris marring their 2022 Champions League showpiece with Real Madrid. That game was delayed by 36 minutes due to issues at the turnstiles.
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Liverpool fans heading to north London in 2024 are said to have experienced similar struggles. According to , a number of digital tickets issued by the Merseyside heavyweights failed to grant entry to those making their way into the home of English football.
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DID YOU KNOW?
There are expected to be over 85,000 spectators in attendance for the first major cup final of the 2023-24 campaign, with two old adversaries preparing to lock horns for the right to secure another piece of silverware.
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The 2024 Carabao Cup final was brought forward to 3pm GMT on police advice, but some fans are struggling to enter the venue before a ball is kicked in anger – with the Wembley ticket office having to print off paper versions for those enduring technical issues.