Free Tickets for Kids and Students at Wigan - Ipswich Town News

Young Town supporters can watch the Blues’ game at Wigan a week on Saturday for free.

Supporters of both clubs aged under 18 - under-12s must be accompanied by an adult - and full-time students - with a valid student ID - can claim a match ticket at no cost.

Further details on the promotion can be found on the Latics’ website, while seats can be obtained from ITFC Online.

Wigan’s Visiting Supporters Guide can be found here.

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