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Pre-book for FC Twente clash
Thursday, July 27th 2017
City supporters are urged to pre-book their tickets for tomorrow night's pre-season friendly with FC Twente at Ashton Gate (7.45pm kick-off).
Lee Johnson’s side welcome the Dutch top-flight outfit to BS3 just eight days before the head coach's former club Barnsley visit Ashton Gate in the season opener.
Initially, only the Dolman Stand will be open for City’s final pre-season match, with unreserved seating in operation. The Atyeo Stand will be occupied by FC Twente supporters.
Tickets are priced at: Adults - £11 and Senior Citizens/Under-19s - £6.
Secure your ticket online or by contacting Supporters Services on 0117 963 0600.
Supporters are encouraged to pre-book their tickets to avoid lengthy queues on the night.
E-tickets, collection and postage (£1 charge) will be available for this fixture; e-tickets must be printed out ahead of the fixture. There will be a £5 fee per transaction if tickets need to be printed by Supporter Services on the day of the fixture.
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