Demand for Paris Saint-Germain's home tie against Real Madrid in the Champions League is sky high with the clash at Parc des Princes sold-out and prices of 14,000 euros have been touted for those on resale.


The chance to see the newly rich side from the French capital take on the Madrid aristocrats has sent pulses racing.

"We inform you that there are no tickets left for the game between PSG and Madrid," the French club said on their website and proposed the option of going to a resale page to obtain an entry.

"However, you can buy tickets at Ticketplace, the official resale page of the club."

With three months to go and without even knowing the result of the first leg, prices are ranging from 315 euros to 14,695.

Before this match, both teams will have to face each other at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in the first leg on February 14, a game in which there are also no more tickets left on the official website of Real Madrid.

PSG star Kylian Mbappe is in confident mood about his team's chances.

"Of course we can beat Real Madrid if we do not believe it, who will?, Mbappe said in a recent press conference.

"So, of course, we can do it.

"We know it will not be easy, but we will work until February to be ready when the time comes."

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