A RED ROSE army will descend upon Goodison Park tomorrow night.
Carling Cup visitors Preston North End have already sold 7,000 tickets for the third round tie - and with slashed ticket prices and unreserved seating on the night, even more could make their way into Goodison.
Everton have advised their supporters they will not be able to claim their usual seats in the Upper Bullens Road Stand, which has been allocated for visiting fans.
But all other stands will be open, with prices cut to just £15 adults and £10 concessions.
When the two clashed in the fifth round of the FA Cup in January 2000, there was a gate of 37,486.
Everton will not attract anything like that tomorrow, but a gate approaching 30,000 could be possible for a game which pits boss David Moyes against his former club.
The Blues are also advising fans that tickets for the November 6 trip to Chelsea are now available - a match which currently pits second against third.
The bonus for visiting fans is they have lost their category A status from last season, which would have meant ticket prices of £48.
Instead Blues fans will be charged £40 a ticket - exorbitant compared to Goodison prices - but significantly cheaper than Liverpool fans were forced to pay earlier this month.
Chelsea tickets are on sale now from the Park End Box Office.
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