?Atletico Madrid have sold just 50 tickets for their Spanish Super Cup semi-final against Barcelona next week.
The tournament, which has seen a rejig in its structure, has been a topic of controversy since it was announced last year.
Instead of the winners of La Liga and the Copa del Rey competing in the domestic Super Cup before the start of the league season, this time both finalists from the 2018/19 Copa del Rey and the remaining highest-ranked teams from the 2018/19 La Liga season will compete in a mini-tournament midway through the season, held in Saudi Arabia.

With the expenses that come with travelling to Saudi Arabia for the 50 fans, the club has promised to pay for the tickets, and should Diego Simeone’s side overcome the Catalan giants in their first game, Atleti will give them free tickets for the final – which will be against either Valencia or Real Madrid.
It’s been agreed for the competition to be held in Saudi Arabia for the next three years, causing outrage amongst Spanish fans. Overall, i

Los Rojiblancos will be looking to win just their third Supercopa de Espana – winning the trophy in 1985 and more recently in 2014. Their semi-final opponents, meanwhile, will be hoping to continue their dominance in regards to the Super Cup. Barcelona
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