The fever of the Champions League rises: at 9 pm, everyone will be in front of television for the final which will be played in Munich, with the inter defying Paris Saint Germain to win its fourth champions cup, after those of 1964, 1965 and 2010. On the occasion of the final of the Champions League opposing Paris Saint-Germain and the city of Milan, community. Stade Giuseppe Meazza, better known as San Siro, will open its doors to nearly 50,000 fans, who will attend the meeting on a giant 400 square meter screen installed for the occasion. Tickets, whose prices vary between 10 and 20 euros depending on the zones, sold in a few hours. The atmosphere promises to be animated as soon as the doors are opening at 7 p.m., with musical entertainment and live connections from Munich. The authorities said, however, that regardless of the outcome of the match, spectators will have to leave the stadium immediately after the game.
Cracks worthy of a real stadium resonate at the Mercato Isola, the Piazzale Lagosta municipal market, where a large screen has been installed, accompanied by many gourmet stands offering food and drinks. Throughout the city, pubs overflowing people during major events, with complete reservations for weeks. Among them, Mind The Gap on Via Curtatone and Pogue Mahone's on Via Salmini, both located in the district of Porta Romana; In Città Studi, it was at the Old Strasbourg and Matricola who attract young students. Without forgetting the Henry's Café, a stone's throw from the navigli, another emblematic place to experience the fervor of the match. In Milan, the passion for Inter spreads in each district: giant screens, songs, and thousands of fans ready to make shape with their team. San Siro will turn into a football temple, even without match on the lawn: 50,000 tifosi expected to support Inter as if they were there. In the streets, bars and places, nerazzurri flags already float: Milan is adorned with the colors of Inter and holds his breath. From Porta Romana to Navigli, each street corner becomes a platform: the whole city lives in unison for this historic final
The city will be Nerazzurra!
For those who wish to live the match outside their home, surrounded by other enthusiasts, there is no shortage of possibilities in the four corners of Milan, although many places are already full. From San Siro to luxury hotels, the final will be projected in public for both Milanese and tourists. The Radisson Collection Palazzo Touring Club, on the Italia Corso, offers a broadcast on a giant screen in its Veloce Lounge bar: from 7:30 p.m., for 40 euros, the spectators take advantage of an aperitif, a gourmet sandwich and a guaranteed sitting place. The Excelsior Hotel Gallia, for its part, exceptionally opens its multifunctional room La Cupola, fitted with cinema -like armchairs, where drinks and tapas will be served. For a more relaxed atmosphere, the two ostello bello establishments – via Medici and via Lepetit – will also broadcast the match, with a fun touch: prices will be offered to those who will properly guess the final score. On the occasion of the final, the Magazini Generali will install two large screens – one indoors, the other outdoors – with live and aperitif comments accompanied by a buffet for 20 euros.
Another collective projection is planned at the Urbano cult pond, in the Cascina Torrette in the San Siro district, with an entry at 5 euros. On the other side of the city, the Ventura bistro, located in Lambrate and with a charming garden, will offer an aperitif or a dinner to savor while following the meeting. The reservation is strongly recommended, in particular at the legendary Magenta bar, an emblematic place for supporters, used to retransmiting all the matches. Finally, for those who wish to combine football and local gastronomy, direction Piazza Napoli where it is possible to dine while enjoying the atmosphere of the match. Impossible to ignore the nerazzurra fever: the city will be beating to the rhythm of the inter until late at night, between hope, tension and fervor. Whatever the outcome of the match, one thing is certain: tonight, Milan will have vibrated with one voice for Inter. Between collective passion, sports rites and shared moments, the final will have transformed the city into an immense open -air stadium. One night that the Milanese tifosi, and all those who have experienced it, are not about to forget.
