Arsenal vs. Girona: Tickets Sold Out for 49th Trofeu Costa Brava

The visiting Arsenal side will face Girona at Estadi de Montilivi in the 49th Trofeu Costa Brava, scheduled for Saturday, August 1, with general admission tickets completely sold out according to official club announcements. While the fixture does not carry UEFA Champions League status like previous high-profile European nights at the ground, local demand has outstripped standard capacity, leaving only VIP hospitality options available for supporters.

Montilivi Ticket Demand Surges for Pre-Season Showcase

General admission seating for the match, officially designated as the 49th Trofeu Costa Brava-150 Aniversari d’Estrella Damm, was exhausted by midday, as confirmed by Girona FC. Kickoff is set for 20:00 local time (18:00 UTC) on August 1.

Despite playing in Spain’s Segunda División, the Catalan club continues to draw significant crowds for marquee international exhibitions.

What Remains Available for Matchgoers

With standard seating tiers fully occupied, supporters looking to attend the weekend clash must secure remaining corporate hospitality packages. Girona FC confirmed that only VIP localizations remain on sale through official club channels.

Schedule and Match Details

Fans attending the Trofeu Costa Brava should note the following verified details for Saturday’s event:

  • Fixture: Girona FC vs. Arsenal FC (49th Trofeu Costa Brava)
  • Date: Saturday, August 1
  • Kickoff Time: 20:00 CEST (18:00 UTC)
  • Venue: Estadi de Montilivi, Girona, Spain
  • Availability: General tickets sold out; VIP packages remaining

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