Man City host PSG in Champions League opener with hospitality tickets still available
Manchester City face Paris Saint-Germain at the Etihad on Wednesday, October 14, in the UEFA Champions League league phase. Hospitality and VIP packages remain on sale, with prices starting at £249 per person.
Manchester City return to UEFA Champions League action on Wednesday, October 14, when they host Paris Saint-Germain at the Etihad Stadium in the second game of the league phase.
City opened their campaign with a 2-0 victory over Porto, Erling Haaland scoring both goals. They now face PSG, who claimed their second consecutive Champions League title last season after beating Arsenal on penalties in the final.
City’s own ticket allocation is restricted to season ticket holders and select club members. However, official VIP and hospitality packages through Seat Unique remain open to all fans ahead of the fixture.
The entry-level Managers Corner package is priced at £249 per person and offers a premium VIP seat in the South-West Corner between the South Stand and Colin Bell Stand, described as providing a panoramic view of the pitch. Guests receive access to the hospitality area from three hours before kick-off, where pizzas and small plates are available to purchase. A complimentary beer, wine or soft drink is included on arrival, along with tea or coffee at half-time and a matchday programme.
The £295 Commonwealth Bar package provides VIP executive seats near the halfway line in the lower tier of the East Stand. The exclusive bar opens three hours before kick-off, with food including burgers, hot dogs and pies available to buy. A complimentary half-time tea or coffee and match programme are also included.
A limited number of seats remain for the £315 1894 Bar package, positioned near the halfway line in the East Stand’s middle tier. This option includes access to an exclusive lounge with similar food and drink options available for purchase.
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