Nottingham Forest will play their first European quarter-final in 30 years next month, when they take on Porto across two legs in the Europa League.
Forest's run to the last eight has been a shining light in an otherwise disappointing campaign that could still end up with them being relegated to the Championship.
The Garibaldis will start the tie as the underdogs, meaning the away trip to Porto could well turn out to be the club's final European away match for the foreseeable future.
As a result, demand for tickets is expected to be through the roof. Below, we have all the latest information on how to get tickets for the match.
Porto vs Nottingham Forest tickets: Key information
Home tickets
Porto are yet to release official ticket information for the match against Nottingham Forest. However, the expectation is that tickets will only be made available to Porto season ticket holders and official members to prevent Nottingham Forest fans from buying tickets on general sale.
Some European clubs also put geoblocking software on ticket portals for matches against British clubs for the same reason. Porto may choose to do this if they need tickets to go on general sale.
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🏴 Aston Villa – 31%
🇵🇹 Porto – 16%
🇪🇸 Celta Vigo – 13%
🇪🇸 Real Betis – 13%
🇵🇹 Braga – 9%
🏴 Nottingham Forest – 8%
🇩🇪 Freiburg – 5%
🇮🇹 Bologna – 5%
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Away tickets
Nottingham Forest have not yet received communication from Porto about their allocation for the match at the Estadio do Dragao.
Over the years, a standard away allocation for English teams visiting Porto has been around the 2,500 mark, so this is what Nottingham Forest fans should expect.
As Porto is easy to travel to from the United Kingdom, these tickets should sell out rather quickly. We will update this page when the full sales process is released by Nottingham Forest.
Resale tickets
As the match draws closer, Porto vs Nottingham Forest tickets will start to appear on third-party ticket resale websites.
If you cannot get tickets via official avenues, then you may want to consider buying through these sites, provided you are prepared to pay over face value .
Some people are understandably wary of using these websites to buy football tickets, due to fears of legitimacy. To help with that, we have recently written two reviews of two of the most popular resale websites. Check them out below: