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Rugby European Cup Semi-Final in Nottingham
City Ground, Pavilion Road, West Bridgford, Nottingham, Notts, NG2 5FJ
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European Rugby Champions Cup Semi-Final, City Ground, Nottingham 24th April
Nottingham Forest's City Ground will stage the Rugby European semi-final between the Leicester Tigers and Parisian team Racing 92. It promises to be an exciting day for Rugby and will see top international players come to Nottingham.
Ticket sales at the Tigers ticket office begin at 9am on Wednesday to season ticket holders only, with no restriction on the number of tickets available to buy.
Tickets are priced £60, £45 and £35, with juniors (16 and under) half-price.
Book at Welford Road, phone 0116 319 8888 (option 2) or online by clicking here.
Each club will have an allocation of tickets, while match tickets will also be available centrally via Ticketmaster.
Ticket sales will be open to members as well as season ticket holders from 9am Thursday morning, with general sales to all other supporters to begin at noon on Thursday, subject to availability.
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