Manchester City have announced that their squad will refund ticket costs for supporters after a stunning upset in the UEFA Champions League group-stage clash in Norway. The English champions suffered a surprising defeat on the road, leaving fans disappointed after traveling to support the team.
The club confirmed that all match ticket holders will receive full refunds as a gesture of goodwill, acknowledging the frustration of supporters who witnessed the unexpected loss.
“We understand how disappointing this result is for our fans, especially those who traveled to Norway,” a Manchester City spokesperson said. “Refunding ticket costs is a small way to thank them for their continued support and to show our commitment to our fans.”
The defeat, which saw City fall to a determined Norwegian side, represents one of the competition’s biggest shocks this season and raises questions about the team’s form heading into the final stages of the group phase.
Fans praised the club for the gesture, emphasizing the importance of maintaining trust and transparency between supporters and the team. Manchester City are expected to regroup quickly as they prepare for upcoming fixtures in both domestic and European competitions.
The squad’s decision highlights the growing trend among elite clubs to prioritize fan experience and accountability, especially following unexpected setbacks in major tournaments.
