This evening, Inter played their first home match of the Champions League in 2025, a very important event given that the Nerazzurri were competing for a place in the quarter-finals of the European competition. For this match against Feyenoord, however, only 55,356 Nerazzurri supporters arrived at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium.
Therefore, no sold-out crowd for Inter at San Siro, due to a very specific reason. Ticket sales for this match at the ticket office were heavily conditioned by strict restrictions applied to the home sections, limiting sales to fans who owned the club’s official fan loyalty card. This measure was taken to prevent mass ticket purchases by Dutch supporters due to concerns about public order. It was a situation that disappointed many Inter fans who could not attend the stadium and even sparked some complaints.
