Ticket prices for Coventry City's upcoming Championship clash with Birmingham City have been branded 'daylight robbery'.
Birmingham visit the Coventry Building Society Arena on Saturday, September 27 for a 12:30pm kick-off that will be screened live on Sky Sports.
The fixture is listed as 'Category A+' on the Sky Blues' website, meaning supporters will have to pay heftier prices than usual.
Adults will have to pay £45, while tickets for senior supporters (over 65) and young adults (18-21) are priced at £40, and children are being charged £35.
Blues have been handed an allocation of 2,744 and, when announcing ticket details to their supporters, included the disclaimer: "Please note: Ticket prices for the fixture have been determined by the home side."
In a strongly worded statement, the Birmingham City Official Supporters Club said: "We are outraged by the ticket prices for the upcoming away fixture at Coventry City - £45 for adults and £35 for U18s is nothing short of daylight robbery.
"Football has to be affordable and accessible to all supporters -- not priced to profit from fans, especially the younger fans and families.
"These prices are unacceptable and show a complete disregard for the match going fan.
"The EFL and the incoming independent football regulator must take action. Away ticket prices have to be capped at £30 to protect the game's future and ensure fairness for travelling supporters across the country.
"Supporters are the lifeblood of football. Without us, there is no game. It's time for action."
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