FA Cup: Middlesbrough cut FA Cup ticket prices

Middlesbrough have slashed ticket prizes for their FA Cup fifth round clash with Blackburn in a bid to fill the Riverside Stadium.

Thu, 31 Jan, 2002 - 16:22

Middlesbrough have slashed ticket prizes for their FA Cup fifth round clash with Blackburn in a bid to fill the Riverside Stadium.

Only 17,624 people turned up to watch Boro beat Manchester United in the last round after the televised game was declared a Category A fixture with prices as high as £32.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Riverside Stadium Person: Dave Allan Event: FA Cup Organisation: Middlesbrough Organisation: Blackburn Organisation: Manchester United Organisation: Teesside

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