Sheffield Wednesday sell-out confirmed as club explains home fan knock-on effect

Sheffield Wednesday sell-out confirmed as club explains home fan knock-on effect

The home crowd is unable to sit in their South Stand because Sheffield Wednesday has sold out of their allocation for

the trip to Coventry City.

Wednesdayites are accustomed to selling out away games because fans have travelled all over the nation to cheer on

their team. On January 11, they will travel to play the Sky Blues with nearly 5,000 of their own supporters after the

Owls confirmed that their allotted number had been filled.

As a result of Wednesday’s request for the entire allotment, Coventry will have fewer seats available for the home

crowd, and the home team has lowered the price of adult tickets to £13 for the match on Saturday night.

Tickets for Coventry City’s Emirates FA Cup Third Round matchup against Sheffield Wednesday are on general sale,

according to an article on the Coventry website. On Saturday, January 11, the Sky Blues take on the Owls at the

Coventry Building Society Arena. Kickoff is at 6 p.m.

The 1987 winners After their incredible run to the Semi-Final the previous season, City will be searching for another

thrilling cup story. At the end of December, Season Ticket holders had the first chance to purchase tickets before the

general sale began. At this time, tickets for season ticket holders were also made available.

Sky Blues supporters won’t be in the South Stand because Sheffield Wednesday has requested their entire allotment,

which is greater for FA Cup matches than league ones.

Since Boxing Day 2023, Wednesday has faced Coventry five times, including twice in this competition last year,

however they have only triumphed once. When they play this weekend at the CBS Arena, they’ll be looking to

replicate that outcome from October 2024.

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