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Posted: Tuesday, August 3rd 2021
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Bristol Flyers v Leicester Riders - SOLD OUT
Monday, March 2nd 2020
Tickets for Bristol Flyers’ BBL Championship clash with Leicester Riders have completely sold out.
The Flyers return to league action on Friday and fans have responded in their hundreds by selling out every unreserved, standing, courtside and hospitality ticket available.
Rob Paternostro and his Riders are the visitors as Coach K’s men look to replicate their BBL Trophy first round win back in January.
Fans without tickets are advised not to attend this game to avoid disappointment.
With the SGS College Arena set to be packed out every week during the 2019/20 campaign, the best way of securing your seat is to purchase tickets in advance online.
Under 60 standing places remain for the visit of Glasgow Rocks on Saturday, March 14th.
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