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Mindboggling puzzles challenges YOU to spot the hidden Champions League ticket in under 45 seconds?

Mindboggling puzzles challenges YOU to spot the hidden Champions League ticket in under 45 seconds?


With Bayern Munich set to clash against Real Madrid in this year’s Champions League Final on June 1 at Wembley Stadium, excitement among football enthusiasts is reaching fever pitch. 

However, a new challenge has emerged to test the wits of eager fans, leaving even those with the sharpest of eyes scratching their heads.

A brainteaser, designed by SeatPick, tasks readers with finding a hidden ticket within a Champions League-themed scene.

According to SeatPick, cracking this tricky puzzle typically takes about 45 seconds, leaving fans in a frenzy to locate the elusive ticket. 

The scene itself is a chaotic spectacle, with players clad in blue and red kits and blue and white boots scattered across a lush green football pitch. 

Mindboggling puzzles challenges YOU to spot the hidden Champions League ticket in under 45 seconds?

A brainteaser, designed by SeatPick, tasks readers with finding a hidden ticket within a Champions League-themed scene in under 45 seconds 

A referee kitted out in a yellow jersey and brandishing a red card stands amidst the action in the busy image. 

Steel whistles, shiny trophies, black and white footballs clutter the scene, making the ticket’s discovery a true test of observation skills. 

The textured bristles of the grass – which appear to be hand painted – on the pitch also add to the complexity of the challenge. 

If you manage to find the prize within the allocated time – well done, you are now a puzzle-solving prodigy with 20/20 vision. 

For those who still find themselves stumped after 45 seconds, fear no more, as we reveal the location of the ticket below. 

The solution to the brainteaser lies in the middle and toward the bottom of the image, nestled within the white-painted grass.

The ticket is hidden between the white boot of the central red-kitted player, his football, and the leg of the blue-kitted player on the left-hand side. 

For disheartened fans who have missed out on securing tickets for the Champions League Final in June, SeatPick have analysed internal ticket data and revealed how to obtain tickets – with the average ticket costing £3,442.

The solution to the brainteaser lies in the middle and toward the bottom of the image, nestled within the white-painted grass

The solution to the brainteaser lies in the middle and toward the bottom of the image, nestled within the white-painted grass

The ticket is hidden between the white boot of the central red-kitted player, his football, and the leg of the blue-kitted player on the left-hand side

The ticket is hidden between the white boot of the central red-kitted player, his football, and the leg of the blue-kitted player on the left-hand side

SeatPick co-founder Gilad Zilberman said: ‘If you are unfortunate in securing your tickets from the official channels, look into authoritative third-party resale sites such as SeatPick, where you can compare ticket sites to find the best deals on the market.

‘Tickets for this match on SeatPick start from £1,505 each up to £201,365, with the average ticket costing £3,442’

Zilberman warned: ‘Remember, be wary of scam sites and never allow someone to send you a screenshot of a ticket (as these are invalid), or send payment before receiving tickets. Remember, if something looks too good to be true, it probably is!’

Feel for another mind-boggling challenge? Only people with laser-sharp eyesight will be able to find the camouflaged bee in the sea of beautiful flowers.

The creators of this tricky optical illusion say most players manage to discover the bee in 28 seconds or more – but do you think you could beat them? 

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