"The EFL said it had "been made aware of unauthorised and fraudulent ticket providers purporting to be selling tickets to the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium. We have been in discussions with both clubs and other bodies to report such providers to the relevant authorities.""
"The EFL continues to remind all supporters that tickets for the Carabao Cup final should only be purchased through official channels. Buying from unauthorised sellers puts fans at risk of fraud, invalid tickets and refusal of entry. We urge everyone to stay vigilant and ensure they secure their seats safely and legitimately."
"The EFL has acted after groups of Birmingham City supporters found themselves locked out of last year's Vertu Trophy final after buying fraudulent tickets. The Blues sold their full allocation of 44,000 for the Wembley match, which they lost 2-0 to Peterborough United."
Scammers are targeting Arsenal and Manchester City supporters with fake tickets for the Carabao Cup final at Wembley Stadium on March 22. The EFL, working with police and anti-fraud authorities, is actively blocking unauthorized websites offering non-existent tickets. Both clubs quickly sold out their allocations for this season's first major trophy. The EFL emphasizes that tickets must only be purchased through official channels, warning that unauthorized sellers expose fans to fraud, invalid tickets, and entry refusal. This action follows a previous incident where Birmingham City supporters were locked out of last year's Vertu Trophy final after purchasing fraudulent tickets.
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