Real Madrid supporters were set to lose Saturday's Champions League match after being" stranded" in Spain.
Many Los Blancos supporters appear set to miss out on Saturday's showcase at Wembley after being stranded in Spain, despite the fact that Real Madrid supporters are used to seeing their team compete in Champions League championships.
270 Madrid fans were unable to go to London early on Saturday because of an aircraft problem, according to AS, having paid more than €1,000 per person to travel to the last game between Borussia Dortmund and.
The Capote y Montera supporters ' club organized the journey, which was costing €1,095 per person, through the Coge la Maleta traveling company.
Real Madrid attempted to guide some of the passengers on different flights because the aircradt fault could not be fixed, but only 16 of the 16 had made it to London, according to AS, and availability was really low ahead of Saturday night's game.
Even though it's unlikely to be long before Madrid will make another Champions League final, damaged passengers may be entitled to €250 in payment for the rescheduled trip. However, that seems like a small price to pay for missing out on a chance to have a lifetime.
The team is expected to provide a VIP ticket to Real's game against Santiago Bernabeu next season for those who are unable to go.
Nevertheless, AS claims that some of the people have been duped, despite the Spanish outlet's lack of details regarding how the followers believe they have been defrauded.
On Saturday evening, Madrid will aim to win the Western Cup for the 15th day, as well as the first time in London.
Los Blancos are the great favorites heading into Wembley's match against Dortmund.
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