Fans face paying a large fee to attend the Euro 2022 final
England fans looking to find a ticket for the Euro 2022 final on Sunday face paying up to £1,625 a ticket on a resale website.
Tickets for the game had sold out before the tournament has started but after the Lionesses reached the final - where they will face Germany - demand for tickets at Wembley Stadium have increased significantly.
As a result touts are now taking advantage of the demand to see Sarina Wiegman's side compete in their first major final since 2009.
UEFA initially charged supporters anywhere between £99 and £199 for hospitality seats while normal tickets were as cheap as £15 for adults.
Fans looking for resale tickets will be forced to pay a premium price
But resale website
livefootballtickets.com are now offering tickets to fans, however they will have to pay way over the odds to secure a seat for the final.
The website's cheapest tickets are £172 while the most expensive is £1,250. Supporters will also be charged a service and tax fee, meaning that the total cost for the most expensive ticket will actually be £1,625.
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England looking to win their first piece of silverware
England are looking to win their first major piece of silverware in their 50-year history and have currently won every game of the tournament so far.
The Lionesses have beaten Austria, Norway, Northern Ireland, Spain and Sweden and could also be celebrating a golden boot winner in Beth Mead.
Mead has six goals to her name this tournament and will be directly competing with Germany's Alexandra Popp, who is also on six goals.
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