Soccer-Champions League final moved to Porto from Istanbul - Turkish Federation sources

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Champions League final will be held in Porto instead of Istanbul - Turkish sources

The sources said Turkey was expecting to host the 2023 Champions League final in Istanbul, as part of the agreement with European soccer's ruling body.European soccer's governing body has been locked in meetings to find a solution to the final on May 29 after the UK government placed Turkey on its travel"red list" on Friday, effectively ruling out the opportunity for supporters of the English clubs to attend the game.

Portugal was placed on the UK government's"green list" from May 17, which means fans of the English clubs will be free to travel to the game. Istanbul was due to host the final last year but UEFA moved that game to Lisbon where it was played behind closed doors as part of a one-off"final eight" tournament after the stoppage to the season caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

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