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Pay On The Night At Cheltenham And Bath
Monday, July 18th 2016
Bristol City fans can pay on the night at both friendlies with Cheltenham Town and Bath City.
Bristol City play Vanarama National League champions Cheltenham on Monday, July 25th (7.45pm) at Whaddon Road, and it means current City head coach Lee Johnson will go head-to-head with former manager Gary Johnson - but of course it’s son versus father.
Travelling supporters will be charged £10 for adults and £5 for seniors and juniors.
Johnson’s squad head to Twerton Park the following day (July 26th, 7.45pm) to take on National League South side Bath.
An Aaron Wilbraham penalty was all that separated the teams in last year’s pre-season game.
Tickets are priced at £8 for adults, £6 for concessions and £2 for under-16s.
City’s final match of the season sees Sky Bet League Two promotion hopefuls Portsmouth visit Ashton Gate on Saturday, July 30th (3pm).
Fans can purchase tickets online or by calling 0117 963 0600.
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