Watch City v Derby County in luxury
Posted: Thursday, April 18th 2019
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Secure your seat for Blues clash
Wednesday, February 20th 2019
More than 18,000 tickets have been sold for City's match against Birmingham City next Tuesday (February 26th, 7.45pm KO).
Lee Johnson's men will host Garry Monk's Blues under the lights at Ashton Gate, backed by at least 17,200 home fans currently.
At least 900 away supporters will be making the trip from Birmingham.
Famara Diédhiou was the goalscorer back at St Andrews in December, as he struck in a rain-soaked second half to gift the Robins all three points.
As with QPR earlier this month, next week's match is on offer to Forever Bristol Members for just £15 in the Dolman Stand, as well as Bristol Flyers and Bristol Bears season card holders.
Supporters can still become a Forever Bristol City Member for just £20 which provides a range of exclusive benefits, including the following:
- Ticket priority on home and away matches.
- £5 Rewards cash to spend on merchandise.
- Earn Rewards cash on tickets purchased.
- £5 off all home league matches.
*Subject to availability.
Tickets remain on sale online or by calling Supporter Services on 0117 963 0600.
For City, the match will come off the back of this weekend's trip to Sky Bet Championship leaders Norwich City. The Robins will be looking to close the gap on the Canaries as they look to stretch their unbeaten league run.
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