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- Jun 29, 2003
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Supporters travelling to Spain for our Joan Gamper Trophy match against FC Barcelona at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys on Tuesday 8 August are advised to take note of the following important information.
Source:Official Site
Kick-off is 8pm local time (7pm UK). Gates open at 6.15pm local time.
Supporters are advised to arrive at least one hour before kick-off.
Alternatively, consular enquiries can be directed to www.gov.uk/contact-consulate-barcelona.
Information for tourists in Barcelona can be found here: www.barcelonaturisme.com/wv3/en/
Emergency numbers in Barcelona:
City Police and Fire Service - 112
Medical emergencies - 061
The Club’s Travel Line - +447917 880445 - will be available throughout the day and evening of the match for any supporters experiencing problems, including those who may be missing.
No areas of the city have been identified as to be avoided by supporters. Popular tourist areas such as Plaça Catalunya, Las Ramblas and the port offer a range of bars and restaurants and public transport to the stadium. Supporters are advised to be mindful of active pickpockets and ensure all belongings, including match tickets, are always kept safe.
The official currency of Spain is the Euro.
Source:Official Site
Kick-off is 8pm local time (7pm UK). Gates open at 6.15pm local time.
Supporters are advised to arrive at least one hour before kick-off.
Barcelona
We recommend fans familiarise themselves with the government’s travel advice for Spain. Supporters requiring urgent assistance from the British Consulate General in Spain should call +34 91 714 6300.Alternatively, consular enquiries can be directed to www.gov.uk/contact-consulate-barcelona.
Information for tourists in Barcelona can be found here: www.barcelonaturisme.com/wv3/en/
Emergency numbers in Barcelona:
City Police and Fire Service - 112
Medical emergencies - 061
The Club’s Travel Line - +447917 880445 - will be available throughout the day and evening of the match for any supporters experiencing problems, including those who may be missing.
No areas of the city have been identified as to be avoided by supporters. Popular tourist areas such as Plaça Catalunya, Las Ramblas and the port offer a range of bars and restaurants and public transport to the stadium. Supporters are advised to be mindful of active pickpockets and ensure all belongings, including match tickets, are always kept safe.
The official currency of Spain is the Euro.
