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Pay on the day for Rams fixture
Friday, December 21st 2018
City fans are reminded they can pay on the day for tomorrow's Sky Bet Championship clash with Derby County.
Lee Johnson takes his Bristol City side to Pride Park, off the back of four games undefeated (W2, D2).
It will be City's final fixture this side of Christmas, before two games at Ashton Gate against Brentford and Rotherham United to see out the calendar year.
More than 700 supporters will be making the trip north to watch the Robins take on Frank Lampard's Rams.
Away tickets can be purchased from the white cabin at the South East Corner, near the away turnstiles, from 1.30pm on Saturday.
CATS
CATS will be leaving the Winterstoke car park at 10am to take fans to Derby on Saturday. Supporters can park on site.
The cost for CATS travel is: season card holders £23, non-season card holders £28.
Ambulant disabled and wheelchair using supporters are to book tickets via Supporter Services on 0117 9630 600.
Online collectable tickets went off sale earlier today (December 21st) at 12pm.
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