Juventus fans have taken to the internet to protest about the difficulty and cost of buying tickets for the Champions League final in Berlin against Barcelona.
Tickets went on sale to club members at midday on May 21 but the website crashed under the weight of demand.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, travel agents Franco Rosso Italia were unprepared for the amount of traffic their website would receive from Juventini looking to travel to Germany and the site crashed in a short amount of time.
The website came back online later in the evening but places on the coaches scheduled to make the trip were already sold out.
One Juventus fan complained on Twitter that she thought she had managed to buy a tickets and travel package for the final amidst the chaos online only to find she had actually been given tickets to the EXPO in Milan.
Another Juventus fans took to the social media site to question why Franco Rosso wanted at least €260 for a coach trip or €850 to fly to Berlin when Air Berlin had flights available for less than €150. whilst another Juve supporter complied that people at the organisation weren’t responding to calls.
