The Premier League's two giants, Arsenal and Manchester United, have both gone to the United States for pre-season training and will play a warm-up match on Sunday morning (28). Tickets for the battle are lagging behind, with nearly 20,000 boffins unsold in China, according to the UK's Daily Mail. The "Battle of the Immortals and Demons" seems to have a lot of charm for American fans.
The game will be held at the SOFI Arena in Los Angeles, California. The stadium can hold more than 70,000 spectators, but only 51,000 tickets have been sold so far. If things don't improve, there could be a lot of vacancies for the match. Some netizens believe that Arsenal is always a bit bad, dragging down the box office figures, as it will be held on the morning of August 4 in the United States, also in the United States, the "Double Red Clash" between Manchester United and Liverpool, with more than 60,000 tickets already sold for seats 67 and 594, so it is believed that the opening of the wave will be a full house.
It is worth mentioning that even though Manchester United has a lot of main players on vacation who have not yet returned to the team, the tickets for the pre-season warm-up matches of the "American Tour" are still very expensive, with the most average of 126 US dollars (about 984 Hong Kong dollars) and the most expensive of 667 US dollars (about 5,200 Hong Kong dollars).
