Real Madrid fans who missed out on tickets for the Champions League final may be able to watch it on big screens at the Santiago Bernabeu if the club is given permission to show the match.
Representatives from Los Blancos have asked the regional government in the Spanish capital to allow the screening, while Atletico de Madrid will also look to set up big screens in the Vicente Calderon for their fans to watch the historic match.
Plans to have a fan zone in Puerta de Sol in the centre of the city were rejected over fears that having two sets of rival fans could be problematic. The requests to hold events in the respective stadiums is now being considered by the Junta Electoral, given that May 24 is a day of reflection in Spain ahead of the European elections the following day.
Should Real secure their tenth Champions League crown – La Decima – they will head straight back to the capital after the match and arrive at Plaza de Cibeles in the early hours of May 25 to celebrate with their fans.
Atletico de Madrid on the other hand intend to have a parade through the streets of Madrid on the Sunday afternoon if they win, again if the Junta Electoral allows it.
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