Free tickets to watch Leeds United’s final Premier League 2 home match of the season remain available with more than 3,000 already sold for the Elland Road clash. Season-ticket holders and members can claim their free tickets online until 5pm on April 12, as the club looks to challenge the biggest Premier League 2 attendance in history.
Everton hold the record at 16,935 when they hosted city rivals Liverpool at Goodison Park, but with the defending champions and current league leaders, Manchester City, heading to Leeds, there are high hopes they can challenge it. The match kicks off at 7pm on Friday, April 22, three days before the first team return to action at Crystal Palace in the Premier League.
The under-23s have won the last three matches played at Elland Road, with over 8,500 watching February’s victory over Liverpool and nearly 10,000 in attendance for the 3-0 win over Manchester United last month. Crystal Palace were also defeated 4-0 last Monday evening.
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Tickets for the City game are available in the John Charles Stand and the lower tier of the Jack Charlton Stand. Tickets will go on general sale from 10.30am on April 12 priced at £6 for adults and £3 for concessions. Free tickets can be claimed by those eligible clicking here and logging into your account.
