Under-23s in Gloucestershire Cup action
Posted: Wednesday, October 11th 2017
Help retain Ashton Gate’s fortress status
Thursday, October 12th 2017
City will look to maintain their unbeaten record at Ashton Gate when they play host to Burton Albion on Friday evening (7.45pm).
Should Lee Johnson’s side secure maximum points, their unbeaten run will extend to 12 matches in all competitions, while they will climb to second in the Sky Bet Championship.
Friday night’s match will be just the third meeting between the sides in their history - the first of which City won in dramatic fashion at the Pirelli Stadium last season, before being held at home to a goalless draw.
A crowd of over 16,500 is already guaranteed, with just over 110 away supporters making the trip to BS3.
The league encounter is a silver category game and tickets remain on general sale, with prices starting from just £21 for adult members.
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