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UEFA has lowered the cap for away tickets in this season’s Champions League to €60 (£50), with a further reduction pledged for the next campaign.

European football’s governing body confirmed the change to the cap today, following a weekend dominated by discussions about ticket pricing for Oasis’ reunion gigs next summer and the England v Sri Lanka cricket match at Lord’s.

From next season, Champions League away tickets will be capped at €50 (£42) as Uefa and its president Aleksander Ceferin tries to ensure supporters feel “valued and recognised.”