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Posted: Monday, October 18th 2021
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Biggest league crowd anticipated for Wolves clash
Thursday, December 28th 2017
City’s biggest home league crowd of the season is expected on Saturday for the top-of-the-table clash with Wolves (5.30pm kick-off).
The visitors currently lead the Sky Bet Championship by eight points, with City up to second following their Boxing Day victory over Reading.
Saturday’s Sky-televised showdown has certainly captured the imagination of supporters. Wolves are on the verge of selling out the Atyeo Stand, while tickets in the home sections are proving hugely popular.
The Lansdown Stand upper tier is open in its entirety for this Gold category fixture.
The attendance is already guaranteed to be over 24,400, meaning the overall crowd is expected to surpass the 24,435 mark which saw City’s home game with Leeds United in October.
Tickets remain on general sale now.
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