Liverpool fans already have one over Tottenham ahead of the all-English Champions League final - after booking up all the cheap flights.
Reds supporters had a day head start over their Spurs counterparts to secure their plane tickets to Madrid for the showpiece on June 1.
Mauricio Pochettino's men staged a remarkable comeback on Wednesday coming from 3-0 down to beat Ajax 3-3 on away goals.
But Liverpool's followers were able to book their flights on Tuesday night after their equally stunning 4-3 semi-final win over Barcelona.
Those included flights from London to the Spanish capital - which Spurs fans would have wanted - before the north London club booked their spot in the final.
Direct flights from the Liverpool to Madrid were starting from £1,338 on Thursday morning.
Non-direct flights - taking a total of 35 hours with stops in Dublin and Marrakesh - were still £375.
Flights direct from London were £1,498 on Thursday and non-direct - taking a total of 41 hours - at £307.
Liverpool fan Vanessa Furey tweeted: 'Dear Tottenham fans. See you Madrid. Love Liverpool fans.
'We already nabbed all the cheap flights, sorry about that.' ZAG-KAG said: 'If it wasn't difficult enough for Liverpool fans to get flights to Madrid, how difficult must it be for the Tottenham fans now.'
Another footy fan Monica tweeted: 'Good luck to Tottenham fans getting flights to Madrid.'
Last month before the semi-finals, similar return flights from Liverpool were priced at £129 and from London £65.
A week later they are £710 and £274 respectively.
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Just get 5 in a car and drive there, it's not that far