FCK fans to set new record vs AGF
F.C. Copenhagen fans are on course to break another attendance record this season, with more than 30,000 seats already taken for Sunday's Superliga clash with AGF in Parken.
Interest in this fixture has intensified in recent weeks, with the Lions preparing for their final home league game of the autumn half of the season.
The club has already announced that Sektion 12 behind the home goal will open at 1pm on match day to ensure there are fewer queues ahead of kick off. The same will happen in the Family Stand too.
The previous autumn attendance record against AGF was 25,651 set back in October 2011, where Dame N'Doye scored in a 1-1 draw.
This season the Lions have already experienced a growth in attendances, and we look forward to welcoming everyone to Parken on Sunday for another highly-charged game.
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Remember your valid Covid-19 passport
We would like to remind fans of the new Covid-19 guidelines for this match. You must present a valid Covid-19 passport to enter Parken.
If you are not using the 'coronapas' app then be sure to bring valid photo ID. We encourage everyone to use the app as it will mean faster processing time at the entrances to the stadium.
Sektion 12 to sell out
The club expects Sektion 12 to sell out for this fixture, although there are a handful of tickets remaining. The C Stand is also sold out.
Elsewhere, there are seats available in the A Stand with ticket prices starting from 120 DKK for adults and 60 DKK for children.
Away supporters will be seated in part of the D Stand and AGF have already sold more than 1,750 tickets for the game. The club have an away allocation of 2,500 which is expected to sell out.