Champions League hospitality packages

Champions League Packages 2024/25

Champions League final vip hospitality packages

The Champions League is the pinnacle of European club football and the competition that every leading European Club wants to win. The final in Wembley was won by Real Madrid, the fifteenth time they have won it.

We have Champions League hospitality packages to all the group games in 2024/25 as well as the final which is taking place at Bayern Munich’s Allianz stadium.

Champions League home games involving English teams

Arsenal v PSG 01 October
Arsenal v Shaktar 22 October
Arsenal v Monaco 11 December
Arsenal v GNK Dynamo 22 January

Man City v Inter Milan 18 September
Man City v Sparta Prague 23 October
Man City v Feyernord 26 November
Man City v Club Brugge 29 January

Liverpool v Bologna 02 October
Liverpool v Bayer Leverkusen 05 November
Liverpool v Real Madrid 27 November
Liverpool v Lille 21 January

Aston Villa v Bayern Munich 02 October
Aston Villa v Bologna 22 October
Aston Villa v Juventus 27 November
Aston Villa v Celtic 29 January 

Other Key Games

PSG v Man City 22 January
Barcelona v Bayern Munich 23 October

The Final

Allianz Stadium, Munich – 31 May 2025

The Allianz Stadium in Munich will stage the final in May in what will be the biggest club game in 2025. Will we see an English team victorious or could Bayern Munich win it in their home city?

Champions League Hospitality Packages

Champions League hospitality packages provide a high-end and enjoyable experience for attendees, often including perks and amenities that go beyond a standard ticket. Here are some common features associated with Champions League hospitality:

  1. VIP Seating: Hospitality packages often include premium seating in the best areas of the stadium, providing an excellent view of the match.
  2. Exclusive Access: Attendees may receive exclusive access to designated hospitality areas within the stadium, including lounges and private suites.
  3. Gourmet Catering: Fine dining and gourmet catering services are often part of Champions League hospitality packages. Guests can enjoy a variety of culinary offerings and beverages.
  4. Pre-Match and Post-Match Entertainment: Hospitality packages may include access to pre-match and post-match entertainment, such as receptions, parties, or meet-and-greet sessions with former players.
  5. Souvenirs and Merchandise: Guests may receive exclusive merchandise, such as branded items, souvenirs, or commemorative gifts related to the Champions League.
  6. VIP Parking: Some hospitality packages include VIP parking facilities for the convenience of attendees.
  7. Hosted Experience: A dedicated host or hostess may be assigned to assist guests throughout the event, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience.

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The Champions League is the trophy each European team wants to win each year and has one of the highest TV audiences in world sport with around 500 million people watching the final each year.

The competition started in 1955 when it was known as the European Cup but changed its name to the Champions League in 1992. Thirty-two teams enter the group stage in eight groups of four teams with the top two teams qualifying for the knockout stages which start in 2017.

Bayern Munich defeated Paris St Germain in the 2020 final, in Lisbon, which was their sixth title.

Liverpool are the most successful English side with six titles, their last being in 2019 when they defeated Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid.

The ten most successful clubs are listed below

Benfica (2 titles) – They contested five finals in the 1960’s winning two of them to give them their second title.

Chelsea (2 titles) – Chelsea won their second title in May 2021 beating Manchester City.

Juventus (2 titles) – The now dominant force of Italian football has only won the competition twice, the last being in 1996. They have been runners up 7 times.

Manchester United (3 titles) – For a club of their size they will feel they should have won it more than three times, the most recent of which was in 2008 against Chelsea.

Inter Milan (3 titles)  – Have won the competition three times, the last time in 2010 when Jose Mourinho was there coach with a narrow win over Bayern Munich.

Ajax (4 titles) – Like AC Milan haven’t been a dominant force in recent years but won it three years in a row from 1971-1973 as well as in 1995.

Barcelona (5 titles) – Have won the competition five times although despite the brilliance of Lionel Messi have struggled in recent years.

Liverpool (6 titles) – Had the most famous of comebacks when in 2005 they recovered from three nil done at half time to beat AC Milan which gave them their fifth title. They last won the title in 2019 when they defeated Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid

Bayern Munich (6 titles) – The dominant force in German football have won the title six times, most recently in 2020 against PSG.

AC Milan (7 titles) – Although not the force they were in the late 1980’s / early 1990’s, with the likes of Gullit, Van Basten and Baresi, they have won it seven times

Real Madrid (15 titles) – They have won the title fourteen times including three years in a row from 2016-2018. They also won the first title in 1956.

Current Format

The UEFA Champions League format underwent a significant change starting in the 2024/25 season, transitioning to the “Swiss model”. Here’s our overview of the updated structure:

Champions League Group Stage (Swiss Model)

  1. Participants:
    • 36 teams (increased from 32).
  2. Structure:
    • Instead of traditional eight groups of four, all 36 teams compete in a single league table.
    • Each team plays 8 matches (4 home and 4 away) against different opponents, determined by seeding.
  3. Seeding:
    • Matches are based on UEFA coefficients and rankings to balance competition levels.
    • Teams are matched with opponents of varying strengths.
  4. Qualification to Knockouts:
    • The top 8 teams in the league table advance directly to the Round of 16.
    • Teams finishing 9th to 24th enter a play-off round to secure the remaining 8 spots in the Round of 16.

Champions League Knockout Rounds

  1. Play-off Round:
    • 16 teams (ranked 9th–24th) compete in two-legged ties.
    • Winners join the top 8 in the Round of 16.
  2. Traditional Knockout Format:
    • From the Round of 16 onwards, the tournament follows the standard two-legged knockout ties.
    • Includes:
      • Round of 16
      • Quarter-finals
      • Semi-finals
    • The Final remains a single-leg match at a neutral venue.

Additional Key Changes

  • Expanded Teams:
    • The 36 teams include two additional spots for clubs based on UEFA coefficients (countries with the best-performing teams in European competitions).
    • More opportunities for smaller leagues to enter the competition.
  • More Matches:
    • Each team plays at least 8 group-stage matches (up from 6 in the old format).
    • Total matches increase from 125 to 189.
  • Revenue Growth:
    • More matches mean increased broadcasting rights, sponsorship, and ticketing revenues.

Benefits of the Swiss Model

  • Enhanced competition by matching teams of varying strengths.
  • Increased opportunity for clubs across Europe to participate.
  • More excitement with the play-off round.

This updated format aims to maintain the competition’s prestige while increasing fan engagement through more matches and wider participation.

We hope this has given you a good idea of how the competition now works and if you are looking for Champions League hospitality packages do get in