According to official reports from Borussia Dortmund, tickets are still available for the home Champions League match against Villarreal, with fans able to purchase a maximum of 10.

The start of the new season is highly anticipated. Next Tuesday, the Champions League will see its first home match of the season at Signal Iduna Park, with temperatures expected around 19 degrees Celsius and mostly clear to partly cloudy skies on match day.

Starting with the 2022/23 season, UEFA launched an experimental waiver of a 24-year-old standing ban in certain stadium sections for European competitions. Since then, Champions League home matches can accommodate 81,365 spectators at Signal Iduna Park, as do Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal matches. This policy permitting standing sections has been extended through the 2026/27 season.

However, only approximately two-thirds of the roughly 55,000 season ticket holders have the so-called "international option." Should the standing section ban be reinstated, the stadium capacity would be reduced to 66,099 seats, as it was previously. For this reason, the number of single tickets available for the home match against Villarreal is approximately double that of a Bundesliga home match. The preparation time for the match is also short, as the fixture was confirmed only a week ago.

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