City host the Lions in the play-off semi-final first leg on Friday evening
Hull City fans celebrate at the MKM Stadium (Image: Ashley Allen/Getty Images)
Hull City have confirmed that Friday night’s Championship play-off semi-final against Millwall at the MKM Stadium is a complete sell-out.
After securing their play-off place in dramatic fashion last Saturday in front of a packed stadium against Norwich City, Tigers fans will be out in force once again in a bid to help Sergej Jakirovic’s side take an advantage down to The Den for Monday night’s second leg.
The Lions have also sold out of their entire allocation of 2,308 tickets for their second visit to East Yorkshire in the space of two months.
Meanwhile, all 2,174 away tickets in the North Stand upper tier have also sold out for Monday’s return in Bermondsey, with City‘s away following snapping up their entire allocation. No more tickets will be made available.
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Millwall have since confirmed that the 8pm kick-off at The Den, with both teams looking to secure a place in the play-off final at Wembley on May 23, is now a complete sell-out.
Tigers boss Sergej Jakirovic was full of praise for the part City’s home support played last weekend in helping his side over the line, and the Croatian has again called on them to play their part on what could be another memorable occasion at the MKM Stadium.
“We need this support because in tough moments, the team feels that in tough moments. They push you. If you’re struggling there, they recognise that and they try to push you even more.
“If you don’t have any more strength to run or something, you can change this player (with their noise). It’s very important, and I hope they will be very loud on Friday.”
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