Hibs release final batch of tickets for FC Midtjylland game on Thursday
The club is expecting a bumper crowd inside Easter Road for the crucial second-leg against FC Midtjylland.
The match kicks off at 8pm and there are only a few tickets remaining.
Following Hibs 1-1 draw in the first leg in Denmark, ticket sales have surged and the last remaining tickets have now been made available in the South Stand.
The Albion Bar and Behind The Goals sports bar are both sold out; however, there is still limited availability in some of Hibs other hospitality suites.
Supporters can book into the Edinburgh Club or Pioneers lounges in the West Stand at Easter Road, or experience the unique private viewing and all-inclusive bar with The Terrace Experience.
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