The decision to reduce ticket prices for fans attending Nottingham Forest's Europa League match against FC Midtjylland is "class", says club captain Ryan Yates.
Forest announced they would be reducing ticket prices for their Europa League clash in a bid to make The City Ground as full as possible.
Nottingham Forest take on the Danish side on Thursday night, with the winner across two legs rewarded with a spot in the Europa League quarter-finals.
"I think it's class from both the fans to raise it and from the club to listen," Yates said.
"The more we can sell The City Ground out under the lights, it's only going to give us that extra boost when we need it.
"It can be difficult, a strong team – when The City Ground is rocking and it's a sell-out, it's a difficult place to play for any opponent.
"At the end of the day it is difficult times for many supporters.
"The fans will really respect that they've listened and been able to give the opportunity to some fans that haven't had the opportunity to come to The City Ground in the Premier League.
"I hope it goes down well."
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