Sunderland have sold every available ticket for their League One play-off semi-final second leg against Lincoln City.
The Black Cats will host the Imps in the second part of next week's clash, with 10,000 fans allowed to attend the Stadium of Light as coronavirus restrictions are eased across the country.
Tickets went on sale on Wednesday, with the club confirming that every one has now been sold.
A statement from the club read: "Tickets for Sunderland's Sky Bet League One Play-Off semi-final second leg against Lincoln City are now sold out.
"The fixture will mark the long-awaited return of supporters to the Stadium of Light, as the Lads return to Wearside following Wednesday’s trip to Sincil Bank for the first leg.
"Tickets purchased in phase one (2020-21 season card holders) will be sent to supporters digitally on Friday 14 May and any tickets purchased in phase two (2021-22 season card holders) will be distributed digitally on Monday 17 May.
"Further information regarding safety and operational measures in place for supporters attending the fixture will be released shortly.
"SAFC would like to thank supporters for their patience and understanding throughout the sale process."
It's the first time the Stadium of Light has been able to host fans in more than a year, with the 2-2 draw with Gillingham on March 7, 2020 the last game before the season was cut short.
Sunderland will be hoping for a positive result in the first leg at Sincil Bank on Wednesday before the return leg on Saturday, May 22, with fans back to roar their team on to a Wembley final.
