Man City sell out of all tickets for every Premier League home game this season

Manchester City have sold out of every ticket they have offered up for all 19 Premier League home games this season.

The Blues changed up their ticketing policy this summer after consulting with fan group City Matters, making the majority of tickets for every game available at the same time. In doing this, the intention was to remove the pressure that people previously had of needing to be online on the morning when each individual game went on sale.

Demand to see Pep Guardiola's Treble winners has proven high again, with each game already selling out of all the tickets that were on offer. Matches against United, Arsenal, and six others sold out within the first 24 hours.

City took the decision to hold back some tickets for all games to spread the cost for anyone wanting to attend multiple games, and will put a second and final wave of tickets on offer next month. The club are also pushing ahead with their expansion of the North Stand that will see capacity increase to over 60,000.

Guardiola praised the Etihad crowd last season for an improvement in atmosphere as the mania around Erling Haaland and concerted efforts from supporter groups made it an intimidating place for opposition sides to come. The Blues have won every single game they have played at home in 2023, with their last dropped points coming on New Year's Eve against Everton.

Red Star Belgrade are next up on Tuesday, while six Premier League sides will visit before the end of the year as well as Champions League opponents RB Leipzig and Young Boys.