The Bantams are on their travels again this evening, facing a trip to Walsall in Sky Bet League Two.
It is the club’s second away trip in four days and the midweek clash will be watched by over 400 travelling City supporters.
We have compiled a handy Away Day Guide - packed full of useful information ahead of the 7.45pm contest!
STADIUM ADDRESS
Banks's Stadium
Bescot Crescent
Walsall
West Midlands
WS1 4SA.
ABOUT THE GROUND
The Banks's Stadium has been home to Walsall since opening in August 1990.
An 11,300-seater, £4.5million project, the ground was built on the back of Walsall's takeover by Terry Ramsden in 1986.
Walsall moved to the Banks’s Stadium, formerly known as Bescot, from Fellows Park after a 94-year stay.
TICKETS
Supporters will be able to gain admission from the Banks's Stadium this evening, for an extra £2, by heading to window No.5 of the Walsall ticket office.
Any tickets also uncollected at this point will be available to be picked up from Walsall ahead of kick-off.
Tickets are however still available to secure at the pre-matchday rate up until 12.00PM TODAY, via the club's official ticketing website, the Valley Parade Box Office or by calling 01274 770012.
For full details, please CLICK HERE.
CAR PARKING
Car parking is available at the stadium on a first-come-first-served basis, priced at £5 per car and £6 per minibus.
Visitors are advised that the Green Zone car park is locked two hours after the final whistle.
Parking is also available at Bescot Stadium Railway Station.
ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS
Supporters are advised not attempt to take refreshments into The Banks’s Stadium; only food and drink bought inside the stadium is allowed to be consumed within the premises.
PLEASE NOTE: The Banks's Stadium is an entirely CASHLESS venue, with only CARD PAYMENT accepted throughout. This includes ticket sales on the day, and when paying at kiosks inside the stadium.
To drink:
The Park Inn Hotel, King George V and New Fullbrook pubs are all located just a short walk from the ground.
All establishments serve alcoholic and soft beverages and offer a friendly atmosphere, with both home and away fans welcome.
To eat:
The away end of the Banks's Stadium is complete with kiosks, fully-licensed bars and televisions.
There is a selection of hot and cold food and drink on offer, including pies and pasties, burgers, hot dogs and snacks.
GETTING THERE
By car:
From M6 North: Leave the M6 at junction nine and take the A461 towards Walsall.
Turn right onto the A4148 (Wallowes Lane) and right again at the second set of traffic lights. The ground will appear on your left.
From M6 South: Leave the M6 at junction seven and take the A34 towards Walsall.
At the end of the dual carriageway, turn left at the Bell Inn pub into Walstead Road and continue straight on this road for two miles. The stadium will appear on your right.
By Train: Bescot Stadium Railway Station - just a two-minute walk from the stadium - is served by trains from Birmingham Grand Central (New Street) and Wolverhampton.
By Bus: The Banks's Stadium is well served by buses, all leaving from the Bradford Place Bus Station.
Service number 401E, operated by Diamond, runs regularly and stops on Bescot Crescent outside the ground.
The 4 service runs every eight minutes and stops on West Bromwich Road, a short walk from the ground.
WEATHER
City supporters should wrap up warm for the trip, with the temperature set to be around 1°C.
To purchase tickets for tonight's clash, BEFORE MIDDAY, please CLICK HERE.