Rovers supporters will occupy the entire length of the Uplands Terrace for the forthcoming home game against Leeds United.

The Pirates welcome the Elland Road side to the Memorial Stadium a week on Friday (14th September) for what will be a sell-out League One encounter.

Leeds have been given the whole of the Becks South Stand, and just as was the case against Nottingham Forest, Rovers supporters will take over the area usually reserved as a standing area for away fans.

As at 3:30pm on Wednesday afternoon, there were just 100 Bass Terrace places left with 50 of these reserved exclusively for online fans.

The extra 800 places that will now be made available in the Uplands Terrace takes the total space remaining in that part of the ground to around 950.

A handful of tickets remain in the Family Terrace for couples, families or parents with children although these are only being sold over the counter in either of the two club shops.

The match is strictly all-ticket.

Both Rovers and Leeds are unbeaten going into the forthcoming weekend, with the Yorkshire side boasting an impressive 100 per cent record.

To snap up a Leeds ticket in the Bass Terrace or Uplands Terrace before they sell out, click here.