Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea allowed 12 substitutes for Champions League and Europa League finals

Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea allowed 12 substitutes for Champions League and Europa League finals

Liverpool and Tottenham will both be allowed 23 players in their squad for the Champions League final on June 1.


The two Premier League sides will meet at Atletico Madrid’s Estadio Metropolitano having both staged miraculous comebacks in their semi-final matches with Barcelona and Ajax respectively.




Atletico Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano stadium will host the Champions League final where both Spurs and Liverpool will be allowed to name 12 substitutes



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Atletico Madrid’s Wanda Metropolitano stadium will host the Champions League final where both Spurs and Liverpool will be allowed to name 12 substitutes


New rules introduced by UEFA for the start of the 2018/19 season mean each team will be allowed to name 12 substitutes on their benches, compared to the previous rounds, in which teams were allowed seven replacements.


The same rules will apply to both Chelsea and Arsenal in the Europa League final in Baku on May 29.











UEFA have also confirmed managers will again be able to make an additional substitute in extra time on top of the standard number of three.


Jurgen Klopp is making sure his team is in the best possible shape for their match with Spurs, taking them out for a training camp in Marbella.


They will spend a week in the Spanish resort and it will be familiar surroundings for the Liverpool players, who recently visited Marbella for a mid-season training camp.











Arsenal, meanwhile, are not happy with their ticket allocation and let UEFA know about it in a strongly worded letter, which brought about a response from the governing body.


The cost and difficulty of getting to Azerbaijan mean both London rivals have not sold their allocation and a number could be returned.





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Atletico Madrid's Wanda Metropolitano stadium will host the Champions League final where both Spurs and Liverpool will be allowed to name 12 substitutes Getty. New rules introduced by UEFA for the start of the 2018/19 season mean each team will be allowed to name 12 substitutes on their benches, as to the previous rounds, in which teams were allowed seven replacements.
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