Mansfield Town’s FA Cup third round replay against Cardiff City on Tuesday – where the winners will host Premier League leaders Manchester City live on the BBC in the next round – has been made all-ticket.

Tickets cannot be bought via telephone, online or in person after midnight on Monday, except for disabled supporters, who can purchase up until kick-off on Tuesday evening.

EFL regulations state that the club must reserve 10% of its stadium capacity if match tickets are sold on the day of the game.

However, the club can sell-out its total capacity prior to a match, though if this policy is activated the club cannot sell tickets on the day of the game.

A club spokesman said: “Therefore, in an attempt to maximise revenue and help create a vociferous atmosphere for the club’s players and management, tickets could only be purchased in advance of Tuesday’s fixture.

“Supporters are reminded that they must be seated in accordance to the seat issued on their purchased match ticket.”

The club’s ticket office is open from 10am until 5pm today. Tickets are now on general sale. The easiest way to buy tickets is online via www.stagstickets.co.uk

The club’s ticket office will be open on Saturday, from 10am until 4pm, when tickets can be both purchased and collected.

The club encourages supporters to collect tickets today/tomorrow as queues on Tuesday are expected to be larger than on a regular home matchday.

Tickets for the Cardiff match can be collected at the ticket office at One Call Stadium up until kick-off (7.45pm) on Tuesday, but cannot be purchased.

The winners of Mansfield Town and Cardiff City will face Premier League leaders Manchester City at home in round four – a match that will be televised live on BBC One on Sunday, 28 January (4pm kick-off).