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Free rugby ticket for City season card holders
Tuesday, February 6th 2018
City season card holders can get a free ticket for Bristol Rugby’s home clash with Doncaster Knights on Friday, April 13th (7.45pm kick-off).
With Lee Johnson’s men not in action that night, fans can still get their Ashton Gate fix via the oval ball.
Pat Lam’s team are currently top of the Championship table with a 100 per cent, meaning eyes are firmly fixed on an immediate return to the Aviva Premiership.
City fans can help roar them on to another win when Doncaster come to BS3, with a free ticket available for every season card holder.
So if you’ve ever fancied sitting at Ashton Gate with a pint in your hand watching the action unfold in front of you…you can on April 13th.
To book your free ticket, head online now. Free tickets must be claimed by 5pm on the day of the game.
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