Man Utd set to be handed tiny away allocation of just 600 tickets for eagerly anticipated Champions League clash

MANCHESTER UNITED are set to be handed a miniscule allocation for their Champions League away clash at newcomers Como. However, the Italian club still need the okay from Uefa to host at their home following renovations to the stadium. Como’s stadium could give Man United a tiny allocation in this season’s Champions League Credit: Getty Michael Carrick’s side will face Como in the league stage Credit: Getty It’s still unconfirmed as to whether Cesc Fabregas‘ team will be able to play their home Champions League games at their own ground. This is because the Italians are on their way to completing a major £50m refurb of their 13,000-capacity Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia. Sign up for the Man United newsletter Thank you! The main reason for the development was to ensure the ground meets Uefa standards. If Como get the green light from Uefa, United will be limited to around just 600 tickets. Meanwhile, if Uefa deem Como’s stadium unready, they are likely to turn to Sassuolo, where United would receive an allocation of roughly 1,100. As well as the Italian club, United have seven other fixtures in their debut league stage campaign. Fixtures are set to be released tomorrow but Michael Carrick‘s side have some tasty looking ties. Their highest-profile clash will be at home to 1999 foes Bayern Munich. Most read in Sport BEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERS They will also have to travel to the Metropolitano to face Diego Simeone‘s Atletico – the last time they faced each other in a competitive match in 2022, Atleti won 1-0 at Old Trafford and advanced to the quarter-final via a 2-1 aggregate win. Michael Carrick’s side will also face Roma (H), Sporting (A), Leipzig (H), Villarreal (A), Sabah (H) and Como (A) – all games where they will fancy themselves to take all three points. Comment now