In brief: Pre-Nottingham Forest away press conference
Posted: Wednesday, April 25th 2018
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Only 400 tickets remain for Millwall away
Wednesday, April 4th 2018
A bumper crowd looks set to cheer on City at the New Den this Saturday (April 7th, 3pm kick-off).
City head to the capital to take on Millwall, where a win would add daylight between the two teams and could send the Robins back into the play-offs.
The sides are locked level on 62 points, both with a goal difference of 11, although City sit above the Lions on goals scored.
City's allocation at the Den on Saturday is now 2,000, with 1,600 of those tickets having already been sold.
PRICES
Adult - £23
Senior 65+ - £14
Under-16 - £10
Under-12 - £5
Ambulant disabled and wheelchair using supporters should book tickets via Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600 and will pay the relevant age category, with one carer free where required.
A £1 fee will apply for each ticket purchased.
CATS
All coach seats have now sold out. The coaches will depart Ashton Gate at 10.15am.
Supporters will be unable to leave their cars parked on site as there is an event at the stadium on the day.
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