Mansfield Town are aiming for their highest home attendance of the season this Saturday as supporters aged 17 and under can now watch their vital match at home to Stevenage for free (3pm kick-off).

Stags’ current highest gate this term is 7,177, for their Monday night clash against Lincoln in March.

The offer follows under-18s being permitted free of charge for Mansfield’s home wins over Macclesfield, Forest Green and Cheltenham earlier this season.

With the Stags in the hunt for automatic promotion and opponents Stevenage vying for a play-off spot, the contest is set to be one of the most significant matches in years for both clubs.

This special offer has been set up by chairman John Radford and chief executive Carolyn Radford in an attempt to attract more supporters to the ground in the final home match of the season for the Stags.

Tickets can be obtained by visiting the Stags’ ticket office at One Call Stadium from 10am until 5pm.

Tickets are available to acquire on the day of the game, however, the club strongly encourages supporters to buy tickets as early as possible due to expected high demand.

Match tickets must be obtained at the ticket office prior to entry inside One Call Stadium. Tickets cannot be acquired online or via telephone.

Allocated seating is in operation at One Call Stadium, meaning all supporters must sit in the seat which correlates to their match ticket.

Supporters aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Supporters who had previously purchased tickets in the under-18s’ category can claim a full refund at the ticket office.