Manchester City hope to sell out the Etihad for their Champions League clash with CSKA Moscow by offering 2-for-1 tickets.
The Telegraph says having failed to fill the ground for the 1-1 draw against AS Roma in September -- only 37,509 fans attended the game -- City have offered the incentive of supporters being able to buy two tickets for the price of one.
CSKA supporters are banned from attending the game due to a Uefa sanction imposed following the 'racist behaviour' of fans in Rome in September.
But with City taking the novel approach to selling tickets for the game, the club are now expecting a full house on Wednesday.
