Euro 2020 final tickets are being sold for up to £20,000 each as fans battle to see the Three Lions take on Italy.
England’s streets were wild last night as fans chanted ‘it’s coming home’ in celebration of the 2-1 victory against Denmark.
Tickets for the final sold out last week on Uefa’s official website -with regulations banning resale above face value.
But it seems entry is still being advertised for eye-watering prices.
A pair of Bobby Moore hospitality tickets were selling on resale website Live Football Tickets for £40,707.06 earlier today, i claims.
At the moment, the most expensive tickets on the site are around £15,000.
The cheapest ticket to watch England play the first tournament final they’ve reached in 55 years was £3,100 this evening.
If fans want to get their hands on hospitality tickets, one pair is selling on tout website Ticombo for £37,500 – £30,000, plus £7,500 booking fee.
The lowest-priced option on the site was £1,947 on Thursday evening.
Money experts have warned footie lovers to avoid scams and only buy from trusted sellers – or face the risk of being turned away from Wembley on Sunday evening.
Adam French, Which? Consumer Rights Expert, said: ‘Even though some websites claim to offer tickets from “100%’” trusted sellers, this is often not the case and you need to be aware that UEFA’s terms and conditions state it can void tickets sold on unofficial sites.
‘So there’s no guarantee that you will get your tickets or entry to the match and you could be left thousands of pounds out of pocket.’
Supporters ‘might be better off saving cash and making plans to watch Gareth Southgate and the lads take on Italy with family and friends at home or in the pub’, he added.
He said: ‘If you insist on trying your luck and buying tickets for the match from an unofficial seller, make sure to pay with a credit card for purchases over £100 so you stand a better chance of getting a refund if things go wrong.’
Euros fever has well and truly hit the country, with even Jacob Rees-Mogg reciting a rap by England legend John Barnes to amused MPs in Parliament.
Boris Johnson has not ruled out giving everyone in England a day off on Monday if it’s a win for Gareth Southgate’s team this weekend.
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