A look at the club's online ticketing system shows that a late rush could see the home areas sold out for the visit of Queens Park Rangers on Saturday.

Saints are down to the last 1,000 or so seats in the home areas and these could go well before the kick off if the sales in the last 24 hours before the game match the usual patterns.

QPR took around 2,600 tickets in total but have returned some that will be available tor visiting fans to buy on the day, this could free up a few more seats in the Northam End where if demand dictates the club could move the segregation netting to enable those seats to be released to home supporters.

All in all it could be very full in the normal seated areas of the ground with the only empty seats being in corporate areas.

It would be good to see this game sell out, after all Saints have now won five matches in a row in all competitions and it isn't that often you get the chance to see them win six, at least not in the top flight.

Saints are flying, playing some of the best football that they have done in years and could go top, what other excuse is needed for people to go to this game.

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