Not long to wait now...published at 14:18 British Summer Time 3 June 2017
Build-up to the Champions League final in Cardiff
Juventus take on Real Madrid in the Champions League final at 19:45
More than 170,000 visitors are expected in Cardiff on Saturday
Road closures are in place across the city
Motorists are urged to avoid the M4 for the whole of match day as it will be busy
Rhiannon Beacham and Ceri Coleman-Phillips
Build-up to the Champions League final in Cardiff
Real Madrid's Gareth Bale tweets
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BBC Wales reporter Natalie Crockett tweets
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Police are using facial recognition technology to catch ticket touts.
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Some fans are still hoping to pick up tickets for tonight's game, but the FAW and UEFA warn there are fake ones in circulation.
BBC Wales reporter Stephen Fairclough tweets
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Fans line up to meet former Juventus and France striker David Trezeguet in Cardiff Bay.
Fans queue to get into Elevens bar in Cardiff, which is owned by Gareth Bale.
Fans enjoy live music on the Champions stage in Cardiff Bay.
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BBC Wales reporter Kate Morgan is among the Real Madrid fans
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Road closures in the Welsh capital will remain until 03:30 on Sunday.
Joann Randles was out early in Cardiff this morning taking photos of fans.
"It's a really wonderful atmosphere here," she said.
There's a new kid in town
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A four-day festival kicked off in Cardiff Bay on Thursday and will be open on Saturday until 17:00.
The Champions Main Stage in Roald Dahl Plass will host artists, DJs and bands.
And the UEFA Champions Gallery, external, a museum celebrating the UCL's history, will be inside the Wales Millennium Centre.
But the game will not be screened at the site.
Fans of both sides are soaking up the festival atmosphere in Cardiff Bay.
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There's no escaping football fever today, not even if you're getting married.
The Football Association of Wales and UEFA are warning supporters that fake tickets are in circulation for the Champions League final.
They say "robust security checks" will detect all counterfeit tickets and therefore entry to the stadium will be denied to any person in possession of one.