Johnson's First Game Sold Out
Posted: Wednesday, February 10th 2016
Channel 5 Make City Featured Match
Wednesday, February 10th 2016
Lee Johnson’s first game in charge of Bristol City will be the focus on Saturday’s Football League Tonight.
The Channel 5 production, which screens at 9pm on Saturday, will produce extended highlights of City’s home clash with Ipswich Town.
The game, which is a complete sell out at Ashton Gate, will be the new head coach’s first encounter.
The show is also available on demand via the Channel 5 website and App.
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