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Posted: Monday, February 24th 2020
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Largest crowd of season for Villa
Wednesday, September 26th 2018
Tickets remain on general sale for Friday night’s clash with Aston Villa (September 28th, 7.45pm).
The Sky Bet Championship encounter – City’s first league match to be played under the lights in BS3 this season – is set to attract the largest attendance of the campaign.
A crowd just shy of 23,500 is already guaranteed for the gold category fixture, with tickets priced from £27* for adult Forever Bristol members, or from £5 for under-12 members.
Fans can purchase their tickets by calling Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600 or online.
Supporters can still become a Forever Bristol member and receive £5 off all home league matches by clicking here.
E-tickets are available for this fixture; all tickets can be collected 48 hours after purchase. Please note, any tickets that need to be reprinted by Supporter Services will incur a £5 transaction fee.
Tickets are selling fast so supporters are encouraged to secure their seat as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
*not inclusive of booking fee
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