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Ticket latest: This is how many have been sold so far for Coventry City versus Sunderland
The Sky Blues take on the Black Cats at 12.30pm on Saturday
  • 14:28, 24 SEP 2018
  • Updated14:39, 24 SEP 2018
The Sky Blues take on the Black Cats at 12.30pm on Saturday

Ticket sales have slowed considerably for Saturday's big Ricoh Arena clash between Coventry City and Sunderland.

The Black Cats moved up to third place in League One at the weekend after a 4-1 Stadium of Light thumping of Rochdale and travel to the the West Midlands to take on the Sky Blues backed by nearly 5,000 fans.

The running total for Saturday's crowd stood at 13,700 as of Monday lunchtime, which is just 293 more than it was last Wednesday as sales for tickets in the home end have eased off over the last five days.

City's weekend 3-1 defeat at third from bottom Bristol Rovers will not have helped to encourage floating fans to get themselves up to the Ricoh for this weekend's lunchtime clash, which is to be screened on Sky Sports.

So far the club have sold just 1,950 tickets in addition to the 6,850 season tickets and 4,900 travelling fans.

Mark Robins 's men will be entertaining Sunderland - who have suffered back-to-back relegations - for the first time in 12 years, having not met in the city since Coventry won 2-1 on the opening day of the 2006/07 Championship campaign.

The Sky Blues have an excellent home record against the Black Cats dating back to 1930, having lost just three times in 20 games in the West Midlands, winning 12 and drawing five.

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Saturday's gate will see the biggest travelling crowd since Birmingham City brought almost 6,000 to town in 2012.

Club statistician Jim Brown said: "The last big away following was two years ago when Bristol Rovers bought over 4,000.

"The last time we had 5,000 was in 2011-12 when Blues bought 5,755.

"There have been 15 away followings of 5,000 and above since City moved to the Ricoh, with the record held by Leeds in 2010-11 with 6,366."

Ticket information
Tickets are cheaper when bought in advance for the clash against The Black Cats - Adult prices start from £22, while Concessions are from £15. Meanwhile, all JSBs aged Under 13 can get a free ticket for the game.

Tickets are available on the day as well as in advance. You can get the advance price when buying at the Matchday Ticket Office if you're a CCFC Member -
 
Buzzing already, will be leaving Pompey @ 06:30 with a Celtic fan in tow. It’ll be his first SAFC game so I hope the fans don’t disappoint !?!?
Ha’way The Lads <applause>
 
Buzzing already, will be leaving Pompey @ 06:30 with a Celtic fan in tow. It’ll be his first SAFC game so I hope the fans don’t disappoint !?!?
Ha’way The Lads <applause>
I was in the south stand with my mate who's a geordie on Saturday and even he enjoyed the atmosphere! Away at Coventry will be amazing especially if we get an early goal!
 
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I am not expecting many goals in this game, so far Coventry have scored 7 conceded 10 in 9 games.
I'll go for 0-1.
 
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Can never understand this anti-Coventry thing, it was like 41 years ago and I was 20 at the time. Half of you lot that keep it going weren't even born then ffs. See now the parental influence and why all creeds see hatred? FFS grow up and move on, lots more everyday things in life to throw your anger at..<ok>
 
Can never understand this anti-Coventry thing, it was like 41 years ago and I was 20 at the time. Half of you lot that keep it going weren't even born then ffs. See now the parental influence and why all creeds see hatred? FFS grow up and move on, lots more everyday things in life to throw your anger at..<ok>

This!!!

We got ourselves relegated because we were crap all season!!
 
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Don't agree at all.

This was match fixing, and Coventry got away it due to Hill's influence.

I would never want another team to go bust. Certainly not the Mags. With one exception - Coventry.

Yes it was 41 years ago, dish best served cold and all that :cheesy:
 
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Don't agree at all.

This was match fixing, and Coventry got away it due to Hill's influence.

I would never want another team to go bust. Certainly not the Mags. With one exception - Coventry.

Yes it was 41 years ago, dish best served cold and all that :cheesy:

Why carry a grudge that long? Haven't a clue how old you are but this bitterness and hatred crap towards Coventry is just **** in my eyes. Yeah, I wanted to hammer any **** from the East Midlands at the time and maybe a couple of years after but it's like saying all Germans are twats, the Scottish are twats because of their 12th century ****e and the world is a piss bowl. Football has moved on a lot in 41 years, Jimmy Hill is dead and Coventry have been thru the mill recently. If I carried a grudge to every ****er that crossed my path and ripped me off in the past, then I would throw the towel in. Anyway, you see it as you do, for me it's about as important as something majorally unimportant.. <ok>
 
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Can never understand this anti-Coventry thing, it was like 41 years ago and I was 20 at the time. Half of you lot that keep it going weren't even born then ffs. See now the parental influence and why all creeds see hatred? FFS grow up and move on, lots more everyday things in life to throw your anger at..<ok>
I was born then and I was there hate the bastards with a vengeance Joe doesn’t mean you have to though <ok>