Blackburn Rovers fans have snapped up their entire allocation of tickets for their clash against Derby County next month.
Rovers visit Pride Park on March 8 as they face a reunion with John Eustace for the first time since he quit Ewood Park to join Derby earlier this month.
After Rovers sold out their initial allocation, they were handed an extra number of tickets and they too have also gone.
They are now set to bring more than 2,500 fans to Pride Park where Rovers will hope to keep their promotion push on track.
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Rovers said: “They didn’t last long! Our ticket allocation for the upcoming away trip to Derby County has now sold out.
“Thank you for your fantastic support, Rovers fans.”
Rovers have yet to announce a new manager since Eustace departed for Derby earlier this month with former Barnsley chief Valerien Ismael currently the frontrunner.
David Lowe has been in charge on a temporary basis but Rovers suffered a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Swansea at the weekend.
That result still kept them in the top six, but they are being pursued by Coventry City who sit just a point behind them in the table.
Derby meanwhile are currently in the bottom three and four points adrift of safety after defeat to Millwall at the weekend.
When the Derby faced Blackburn earlier in the season, Rovers triumphed 4-2 in what was the first game of the season.
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