Hong Kong fans get final chance at tickets for Arsenal v Spurs, Milan v Liverpool
Organisers of the Hong Kong Football Festival in July have announced a 'limited and final' batch of tickets will be released for public sale on Thursday.
Kai Tak Stadium will host matches between AC Milan and Liverpool, and Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, on July 26 and 31, respectively.
Tickets sold out within hours during last month's public sale.
A final batch of tickets, released due to returns and reallocations, will go on sale Thursday at midday via Cityline.
Fans can also still purchase tickets for all four clubs' open training sessions ahead of their respective fixtures.
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