A beer's certificate has revealed that the price that Man United and Tottenham fans in Bilbao make up prior to the Europa League final.
Supporters were warned earlier this month to expect eye-water prices for alcoholic beverages in the Spanish city.
It followed the costs of accommodation by no less than 900 percent after the two English parties had emerged from their respective semi -final.
Local bars and restaurants were encouraged to 'not sell beer beer for 10 euros', as was the case during the European Rugby Cup final in 2018.
Kepa Loizaga, a representative of the Basque consumers and user organization, had called on companies to consider that Bilbao projected from Bilbao to the world.
The warning can be taken into account, with one receipt with reasonable prices in the city.
Fans could buy a 40cl beer for € 5 (£ 4.20), while a 'Katxi' beer with one liter was priced at € 10 (£ 8.40) at one fan meeting point.
The prices were reportedly doubled for the arrival of Man United and Tottenham fans.
Mixed drinks, including gin, rum or whiskey, were priced at € 9 (£ 7.60).
Water was priced € 2 (£ 1.60), while non-alcoholic beer, cola and tonic fans would restore € 3.50 (£ 2.90).
Fans also had to buy reusable cups for € 1 (0.80p), which were non-residual.
Proponents have lifted the atmosphere in the structure to start with, with fans largely separated in different parts of the city.
An estimated 80,000 fans of both teams are reportedly gave up on the city
Fans of Manchester United took over the Plaza Neuva, in the heart of the old city of Bilbao.
The picturesque square is surrounded by stylish bars and eateries that specialize in serving PintXOS, small snacks that are typical in the Basque region of Spain.
Tottenham supporters came together in Pozas, located close to the San Mames Stadium, which will organize the final.
Each of the Premier League clubs each assigned 15,000 tickets for the final, but an estimated 50,000 fans, many of them expected to be supporters of Tottenham without tickets, which causes a large security headache for organizers.
The police are putting three safety rings in the San Mames Stadium of 53,000 capacity to ensure that fanless fans cannot get close and all roads around it are closed for traffic. Separate routes have also been made for supporters of Tottenham and Manchester United who have access to the ground.
The center of Bilbao is effectively divided into two with one side for Tottenham fans and the other for Manchester United. Gigantic screens are also established, so that those without tickets can view the game.
Bingen Zuperia, the security advisor for the Basque government, described the security operation as the largest ever, not only in Bilbao, but also in the entire Basque region and admitted that he was 'nervous'.
He said: “We are constantly reviewing the operation. I will not hide the fact that I am nervous; This task generates moments of fear. This will be the largest security deployment in the history of the Basque Country. '
Some locals have complained about the behavior of English fans in the Spanish city, with one that tells MailOnline that everything they want to do when they come 'drink and cause problems'.
Both Man United and Tottenham fans have traveled to Bilbao in the hope that their teams can save gloomy seasons by securing European glory.
The two clubs go to the final in the middle of the disastrous Premier League campaigns, which see them in the table 16th and 17th.
Tottenham would end a 17-year-old trophy-dried with victory.
The victory for Ruben Amorim or the sides of Ange Postecoglou will be supplied with the extra stimulus of qualification for next season's Champions League, which is said to be worth around £ 100 million.