Wembley Stadium Tomorrow, Fans Seating

[CW1]

Does anyone know if there are separate blocks intended for England & German fans, or if they're all seated together ?
Considering trying to buy tickets but would prefer to sit with fans supporting England LOL

[Buenchico]

Quote:
"Fans supporting the teams participating in the Match may not be segregated at the Stadium and each Ticket Holder agrees to behave responsibly and in line with the safety and security guidelines communicated by UEFA Parties, the Host Association and/or the relevant Stadium Owner"

Source:
https://www.uefa.com/MultimediaFiles/Download/competitions/Ticketing/02/64/81/50/2648150_DOWNLOAD.pdf

[Buenchico]

A rather more important quote, I feel:
"All available tickets to UEFA Women's EURO 2022 Final taking place at Wembley have now sold out"

Source:
https://www.wembleystadium.com/events/2022/UEFA-Womens-EURO-Final

[Buenchico]

Even the England men's team can't get in!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62353740

[CW1]

Thanks Buenchico :)

[CW1]

Seems the Germans are in the West stand (& probably North or South as well I'd imagine), that's where there ARE still seats - if you're prepared to pay more than I am :\

[Buenchico]

The ticketing arrangements for all the stadia, including Wembley, were based purely on price levels, without any segregation of fans:
https://support.tickets-weuro.uefa.com/hc/en-us/articles/4403063462162-Where-are-the-various-price-categories-located-in-the-stadiums-

Any tickets that you might now be seeing on sale for the final will be from third party sellers and quite possibly not valid for entry into the stadium:
https://www.football.london/womens-football/womens-euro-final-tickets-england-24620252

Other sports, such as American football, rugby, cricket, hockey, basketball, etc, have never felt the need to segregate spectators and women's football is simply trying to follow their example.

[CW1]

Oh, I know there's no strict segregation but as said, preference would be to be with majority of English rather than Germans. I'm confident the tickets I've seen are legit tho' obviously should use caution. I'm not a) paying the prices they're asking (especially when I know how much they were originally) b) knowingly sitting with "opposition" though.
I've always been fairly confident England would make the final (& win ;) ) but didn't want to book without knowing how the fans would be split. As it turned out, had an e-mail from UEFA regarding the release of extra tickets last week but - Sod's Law - I got it just as I was at the vet worrying about my pet & didn't see it in time {shrug}

[THECORBYLOON]

They might well be genuine tickets but if you were asked to prove you were the person who made the original purchase, you'd not be able to, would you,?

[CW1]

True but there is provision for names to be changed on the UEFA website before 11am, tickets are then activated, presumably to accomodate people whose teams aren't now in the final who may have bought tickets earlier in the tournament & don't want to go now.

[CW1]

Just for the sake of closure, all went without a hitch, sat next to the guy who'd sold me the ticket (his wife had been unable to go at the last minute, think a problem with a kiddie as he had a kid's ticket available too, shame my other 'alf didn't qualify as that seat ended up with my bag & stuff on it ! LOL), & the rest is - literally - history ! :D