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Extra Chelsea Tickets Sell Out - Ipswich Town News

The additional 200 tickets for next Sunday's FA Cup third round tie at Chelsea which went on sale on Monday have sold out.

Town took an initial allocation of 3,000 seats for their second FA Cup clash at Stamford Bridge in three seasons. In 2008/09 Jim Magilton’s Blues lost 3-1 at the fourth round stage.

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