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Page last updated at 11:29 GMT, Sunday, 11 May 2008 12:29 UK

All eyes on Moscow
The final takes place at the Luzhniki Stadium, where England lost a Euro 2008 qualifier to Russia

The Champions League final takes place at the Luzhniki Stadium, with the capacity set at 69,500.

As many as 50,000 fans are expected to travel to Moscow for the first all English final, with both clubs allocated 21,000 tickets.

Several of the players expected to contest the final have played at the venue as part of the England team that lost a crucial Euro 2008 qualifier to Russia last October.

The match was played on a plastic pitch, although real turf will be used for the final, and Wayne Rooney scored the opener and conceded a penalty as England lost 2-1.



see also
Man Utd v Chelsea
19 May 08 |  Europe
Grant's chance to silence doubters
19 May 08 |  Chelsea
A fan's view of Moscow
19 May 08 |  Europe
Busby Babe Morgans on Moscow road
17 May 08 |  Welsh
Russia v England
17 Oct 07 |  Internationals
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