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City under the lights against Blues
Wednesday, January 30th 2019
Bristol City’s Sky Bet Championship home fixture against Birmingham City will now be played on Tuesday, February 26th (7.45pm KO).
The match has been rescheduled due to City’s progression in the Emirates FA Cup, with the Fifth Round tie against either Shrewsbury Town or Wolves taking place between February 15th-18th.
Tickets for City’s league clash against the Blues have been on priority and general sale since December, with a special Forever Bristol Members offer in place entitling supporters to enjoy the game for just £15. The offer is available in the Dolman Stand only and is open to 2018/19 Forever Bristol Members and both Bristol Flyers and Bristol Bears season card holders
Anyone who can no longer attend the Birmingham City fixture on the new date will be able to request a refund by calling Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600. We will not be able to transfer the ticket to the FA Cup fixture.
An exact date and kick-off time for the cup tie will be announced in due course.
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