UEFA admits Europa League final in Dublin could prove ‘extremely challenging’

European football’s governing body has reserved the 82,000-capacity Croke Park stadium as a potential fan zone, but is concerned even that might not be enough to accommodate everyone who may come to Dublin.
The Aviva Stadium will host the Europa League final on Wednesday, May 22 (Brian Lawless/PA)

The Aviva Stadium will host the Europa League final on Wednesday, May 22 (Brian Lawless/PA)

UEFA is bracing itself for the “extremely challenging” possibility of a Rangers v Liverpool Europa League final in Dublin.

European football’s governing body has reserved the 82,000-capacity Croke Park stadium as a potential fan zone, but is concerned even that might not be enough to accommodate everyone who may come to Dublin without a ticket to soak up the atmosphere for the match on Wednesday, May 22.

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