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Page last updated at 18:16 GMT, Wednesday, 21 May 2008 19:16 UK
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Club gets extra play-off tickets

Queues at KC Stadium
A queue of fans snaked around the KC Stadium on Saturday

Hull City FC have obtained an additional 1,500 tickets for their Wembley play-off final against Bristol.

Thousands of tickets were snapped up by fans who spent Friday night queuing at the KC Stadium to secure a place for the Championship showdown on Saturday.

Another 5,000 tickets went on general sale on Monday and had sold out within four hours.

The extra tickets will go sale at the KC Stadium on Thursday morning and must be bought in person.

The club has advised that only two tickets will be allowed per person and that many of the tickets are single seats.

A total of 36,000 tickets were allocated to the club for the play-off against Bristol City.

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