London braces itself for German party as 150,000 fans expected for Champions League final The rest of the tickets have been allocated to the local organising committee, national associations, commercial partners and broadcasters and to serve the corporate hospitality programme. The cheapest tickets for the final will cost £60, with prices rising to £330 for the premium "Category One" seats. Bayern Munich were awarded the "home" dressing that England usually use at Wembley and which was occupied by Barcelona when they beat Manchester United in the 2011 final. It will be the first all-German final in the history of the European Cup and a record-breaking seventh time that Wembley has hosted the match. A worldwide television audience of 220 million is expected for a match that will be screened in more than 100 countries. Wembley, with its circumference of one kilometre, is also rare among stadiums in Europe in having the internal capacity to host the vast Uefa "Champions Village." It will be Dortmund's first Champions League final since winning the tournament in 1997, while Bayern Munich are aiming to reverse final defeats against Inter Milan and then Chelsea over the past three years. "You can learn a lot more from a defeat than a victory," said Jupp Heynckes, the Bayern manager. We have the experience of last year to fuel us in this final and I obviously hope that we can be successful. The very next day we began planning the next season, planning the squad and speaking with the players.