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BLACKBURN ROVERS v BURNLEY: Ewood Park.

Published on 15/02/2013 12:54

BURNLEY Football Club has been allocated 4,000 tickets for the Lancashire derby at Ewood Park on Sunday, March 17, 2013 (KO 12.30pm).

Using the Loyalty Points system as set out below, these will go on sale from Monday, 18 February, priced as follows:

Adults: £38.50

OAP (over 65): £28.50

U15s: £18.50

Please note coach travel to this fixture is compulsory and the price of travel is included in the cost.

Following consultations with supporters’ groups and the Police, there will be two pick-up points to help ease the inconvenience to supporters, at Turf Moor and Clayton-le-Moors.

There are a limited number of places available for Clayton-le-Moore pick-ups on a first come, first served basis and this option is not available for tickets purchased online.

Tickets can be purchased in person, online and via telephone on 0871 221 1914 (option 2), except as above.

Monday, 18 February (9.30am)

Tickets will go on sale to shareholders, members and season ticket holders with over 3,500 loyalty points.

One ticket per Clarets number.

Monday, 25 February (9.30am)

Remaining tickets will go on sale to shareholders, members and season ticket holders with up to 3,500 loyalty points.

One ticket per Clarets number

Monday, 4 March (9.30am)

Any remaining tickets will go on general sale to supporters with a Clarets number.

One ticket per Clarets number

Supporters purchasing tickets in any of the above priority periods can buy multiple tickets, so long as they have with the Clarets numbers or season ticket books of the extra persons.

Foundation members should apply though the Lotteries office on 01282 700023.

Tickets for this game MUST be collected in person.

There are no postal sales and tickets cannot be reprinted.

No tickets can be purchased without the compulsory coach travel.

Details of departure times for coach travel will follow.

• The Burnley Express has launched a FREE football app which is now available to download on iPhone and Android devices.

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