Leicester Tigers have sold-out of their allocation of around 9,500 tickets for the Heineken Cup Final.
Tickets for the clash with London Wasps on Sunday, May 20, went on sale to season ticket holders on Thursday and around 7,000 were snapped up on the first day, with some supporters queuing from early morning.
The rest of the allocation was sold to season ticket holders on Friday.
Tigers are now attempting to obtain an extra allocation of tickets from competition organisers ERC.
Keep an eye on the club website at www.leicestertigers.com for any updates.
Managing director David Clayton said: "While we are delighted that our allocation has sold out to season ticket holders in such a short space of time, we are obviously disappointed that there are other supporters who have missed out.
"We will do whatever we can to try to obtain more tickets from ERC and we also appreciate the efforts of supporters from other clubs who are willing to part with tickets for face value to assist our supporters in getting to the match.
"Our ticket office staff have done a tremendous job in coping with the demand from season ticket holders and we thank the supporters for their patience in processing their orders during the last 48 hours."
Tickets for the clash with London Wasps on Sunday, May 20, went on sale to season ticket holders on Thursday and around 7,000 were snapped up on the first day, with some supporters queuing from early morning.
The rest of the allocation was sold to season ticket holders on Friday.
Tigers are now attempting to obtain an extra allocation of tickets from competition organisers ERC.
Keep an eye on the club website at www.leicestertigers.com for any updates.
Managing director David Clayton said: "While we are delighted that our allocation has sold out to season ticket holders in such a short space of time, we are obviously disappointed that there are other supporters who have missed out.
"We will do whatever we can to try to obtain more tickets from ERC and we also appreciate the efforts of supporters from other clubs who are willing to part with tickets for face value to assist our supporters in getting to the match.
"Our ticket office staff have done a tremendous job in coping with the demand from season ticket holders and we thank the supporters for their patience in processing their orders during the last 48 hours."
