The match between Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain, scheduled to take place next Wednesday in the second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-finals, is witnessing an unprecedented fan turnout, amid great difficulty in obtaining tickets for the match, according to French press reports.

The first leg ended with the French team winning 5-4, which increased the excitement and anticipation before the second leg hosted at Allianz Arena, which is preparing to welcome a charged atmosphere as fans gather for the decisive encounter.

According to the French newspaper 'L'Équipe', all tickets for the match were sold out in record time, including about 3,700 tickets allocated to Paris Saint-Germain fans, while ticket prices in the second tier saw a significant increase, with the lowest price exceeding 1,400 euros, and some tickets reaching up to 8,000 euros.

In a related context, Vincent Kompany, the head coach of Bayern Munich, sent a special message to his team's fans following the first leg loss at Parc des Princes, urging them for full support in the second leg.

The match is expected to be extraordinary, with great anticipation for a clash that could decide the qualifying ticket to the final, in one of the season's most notable encounters.