They want to ‘bust’ Nuevo Mirandilla against Sevilla

Cádiz and Sevilla meet next Saturday in Nuevo Mirandilla in a match that comes on the twenty-seventh day of LaLiga with the two teams tied on 28 points, in a tight fight to separate themselves from the relegation zone in the final third of the tournament, where the importance of the clash serves as a full house in the stadium of Cádiz.

Cádiz opened a promotion for its subscribers last week, where a thousand tickets were made available to them to buy for 15 euros and, in addition, when they are sold out, they also prefer to buy seats until this Monday at the prices established at the box office, while if they remain available they will be sold to the general public.

With this initiative, the club intends that the Nuevo Mirandilla, with a capacity of approximately twenty thousand seats, is occupied mostly by followers of the yellow teamboth for its approximately seventeen thousand lawyers and for those who join this promotion.

In addition, the leaders of Cádiz hope that what happened in the LaLiga match last season, where Sevilla visited Nuevo Mirandilla in January 2002 and they won 0-1 to the joy of their fans, who flocked to the capital of Cádiz and were noticed by the various stands of the stadium.

The entity from Seville, for its part, reported this Monday that for the match, declared ‘High Risk’ by the Anti-Violence Commission, has received a total of 450 tickets from the visitor sector of the stadium and will also be distributed to its subscribers at a price of 35 euros.

Sevilla specified that, of said quota, the club will allocate “270 tickets for individual sales to its members and subscribers and 130 tickets for various entertainment groups on collective trips”, where it mentions Federation of Peñas.

The remaining fifty tickets are allocated by the club to meet “institutional commitments”, although Sevilla also specified that one hundred percent “of the tickets are, in any case, reserved for members and season ticket holders.”