Norwich City fans have been left frustrated and disappointed over the ticket handling of an upcoming away day.
The complaints centre around allocations for the Canaries’ match at Lincoln City on Sunday, December 13, at 2pm, with many supporters calling the process unfair.
The club have received an allocation of just 1,440 tickets for the fixture, with the reduced number understood to be due to "safety regulations" imposed at Sincil Bank, Lincoln's home ground.
Under the current ticketing system at Norwich City, fans who purchased an away membership before the season were entitled to a 'match pick', a selected fixture that all but guaranteed them a ticket.
Those with this pick will be given priority to this match, with tickets available from Monday, November 9.
This will be followed by supporters in Group 1+, who attended 15 or more away games during the 2025/26 season, on Tuesday, November 10.
Tickets will then become available to Group 1 supporters, who attended between 10 and 14 away games last season, on Wednesday, November 11.
The limited allocation has frustrated some regular away fans who did not buy the match pick, with the club warning tickets may not be available beyond Group 1+.
One supporter said: "Why should fans who go to every away game, travelling up and down the country to follow Norwich, miss out on tickets to day trippers who have paid for a match pick?
"Lincoln was always going to be a small allocation and fans in Group 1 and 1+ who go to the most away games should always get priority."
Another fan said: "I'm gutted - I'm an NCFC season ticket holder, in away Group 2 and live in Lincolnshire, with no hope of getting a ticket."
It is City's first competitive visit to Sincil Bank for 44 years.
On December 8, 1982, Lincoln claimed a 3-1 win in the Football League Trophy.
More recently in 2018, the Canaries won by the same scoreline against the Imps in a pre-season friendly.
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