Pinch yourself … Brighton and Hove Albion will play AS Roma over two legs in the last 16 of the UEFA Europa League.
Roma have won Seria A three times and have finished runners up in both the Champions League and Europa League.
The Italian side were the beaten Europa League finalists last May, drawing 1-1 with Sevilla but losing 4-1 on penalties.
The tie, played over two legs, promises to be the one of the most prestigious in Albion’s history – in Rome on Thursday 7 March and at the Amex Stadium a week later.
At stake is not just a place in the quarter-finals but more than £1 million prize money for a Round of 16 victory.
Three wins are required to take the Seagulls all the way, with the final this year scheduled to take place in Dublin on Wednesday 22 May.
The complete scandal you should report on are flights and prices from the airlines. Literally having flights in a basket and they either go before you finish the booking or the price goes up. Thousands of fans unable to afford to go by being unable to get a flight at all out at a reasonable price.
Try getting all the fans together and then go to a Charter Airline and hire your own flight/s