Town have sold more than 25,000 seats for Saturday’s home game against Shrewsbury.

The Blues host the Shrews, who are eighth in the League One table, aiming to extend their winning run to six matches.

Town last won six matches in a row in 1999, starting with the 4-3 after-extra-time home victory over Bolton in the second leg of the play-off semi-final in 1998/99 and then the first five games of 1999/00.

The Blues last won six regular league matches on the bounce in the 1991/92 Second Division title-winning season.

Town extended their run of clean sheets to a club record six on Saturday at Bolton and now haven't conceded a goal for 596 minutes, also a club record. They have scored 16 goals in that time.

Tickets are on general sale with Town members able to purchase up to two additional seats at discounted prices.

Adult Ultimate, Gold and Silver members can buy two additional tickets in any area of the stadium priced at £10 for adults and £5 for seniors, under-23s and under-19s. Town’s ticketing website can be found here.

Meanwhile, tickets for the trip to Barnsley on Saturday 25th March remain on general sale with just over 100 of the total allocation of 3,107 still available, although the match could be postponed if the Blues receive three international calls.

Wes Burns and Nathan Broadhead look set to be named in the Wales squad and Greg Leigh by Jamaica, while skipper Sam Morsy is on Egypt’s preliminary overseas list.

Tickets for the visit to Derby County on Saturday 1st April have already sold out.

Photo: Matchday Images

SussexTractor added 19:55 - Mar 13 Blue Army ! Or at least Blue Regiment 🤩
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BobbyBell added 09:31 - Mar 14 I said at the start of the season that to finish in the top two we would need a run of 6 to 8 consecutive wins at some point in the season. Now we are on 5 so let's hope it's 6 on Saturday. COYB.
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runningout added 09:43 - Mar 14 Blooming marvellous!!
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Bazza8564 added 10:07 - Mar 14 25000 by Monday probably means we could reach 26500-27000 by the match. Suspect STFC wont bring any more than 250 so thats pretty close to capacity if we add their unsold seats, great effort. Cant wait to hear how the plans are coming along to raise the capacity. Morcambe home August 21 was 21000 and that was considered huge. Promotion will add more fans again so we need to be thinking about Cobbold stand next summer, 2024. Hopefully we can add a tier without closing the existing stand like we did with SAR. Get the messy stuff done in the close season and have access from both ends maybe?

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Linkboy13 added 10:13 - Mar 14 Im probably on my own but i think it always adds to the atmosphere when the visiting team brings a large following. Shrewsbury will bring around four hundred i reckon. They might be a bit of a stubborn obstacle to break down as they are going quite well at the moment but i expect us to win two nil COYB.
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MickMillsTash added 11:14 - Mar 14 Shrewsbury have been going quite well - average crowd 6318 - so they should bring 5% - 300 plus a few for the good run they have been on. Let's hope they don't bring their 'angry dad' who spent the whole game earlier in the season swearing at town fans infront of his 9 year old children. Massive Bell! Must win.
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