Inter Milan entered the Champions League final and won both fame and fortune, setting a record high in single ticket revenue

Inter Milan defeated Barcelona 4-3 in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals knockout match, reaching the Champions League final this season. In the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals knockout match, 75,504 fans entered the field to watch the game, with ticket revenue reaching 14,675,923 euros, setting a record high of the highest ticket revenue record in Italian football history.

The second leg of this Champions League knockout match was held at Meacha Stadium. The stadium was full, and most of them were Inter Milan fans, hoping to witness new historical moments with the team. There were only 4,253 Barcelona fans in the whole game with the team. Inter Milan won all their momentum without playing the game and made a lot of money. The ticket revenue for this game alone has exceeded 14.67 million euros, and the promotion bonus and other income has not been calculated. This Serie A powerhouse has won both fame and fortune this time.

It is worth mentioning that according to the live report of "TNT Sports", Inter Milan lost 2-3 behind in the 87th minute of the game. Some Inter Milan fans thought the team would be eliminated and chose to leave the field early. As a result, Inter Milan quickly equalized the score 3-3, and they wanted to return to the stadium to watch the game, but were rejected by security personnel, missing the opportunity to witness Inter Milan create a miracle to advance to the Champions League final.