The move has been made following discussions between the two clubs and Norfolk Police.

Lynn have been allocated 700 ground tickets (standing, no seating) for the third round qualifying tie at Trafford Park on Saturday week, while host club Wroxham have been handed 400 in a capacity of 1,100.

Linnets boss Keith Webb said: "We've been given the majority of the tickets, which will mean that we will have some very good support at Wroxham.

"It is never going to satisfy and accommodate all of our supporters, but I'm hoping that as many of our fans will still be able to make it.

"Obviously for a game like this we have to adhere to what the clubs and Norfolk Police think is best."

Tickets, which are priced at £10 for adults, £6 for concessions and £3 for children aged 16 and under, will be on sale for vice-presidents and season ticket holders (on production of pass/season ticket) at Lynn FC between 9.30am and 5pm today and inside the ground tomorrow between 2.15 and 3.15pm.

Tickets will be on general sale between Monday and Wednesday between the times of 9.30am and 5pm.

No tickets will be available after this date and any fan arriving at Wroxham without a ticket on the day will be refused admission.

There will be a Sable Travel bus to Wroxham, leaving The Walks ground at noon. Cost: Adults £10, children £7.50.

Tomorrow, Lynn return to Conference North action when they travel to Blyth Spartans, where Webb will take charge of his 100th game in the managerial hotseat.

On his tenure at the club, Webb said: "It has gone very quickly, and has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride at times.

"I've learned a lot in my time at the club.