FC Isle of Man has reduced adult admission to £7 for the club’s remaining seven NWCFL Premier Division home fixtures.
The initiative is designed to make football more accessible, with the club stating it wants to keep the island community at the heart of the Ravens.
A club spokesperson said: “We are proud to have one of the highest average attendances not only in our league, but across our level in the whole of the English football pyramid.
“We firmly believe that football is for everyone and this pricing reflects our commitment to keeping our amazing island community at the heart of the Ravens.’
Draw
Fans attending six of the seven games will be entered into a prize draw to win a weekend in Liverpool. Season ticket holders are automatically entered and, in honour of the seven-game run, will receive free cans of 7UP.
Concession tickets are £6, ages five to 11 are £3, and under-fives go free.
All remaining home fixtures kick off at 6pm, beginning with Wythenshawe on Saturday February 21.
Tickets are available now via the club’s website.