AFC Bournemouth have confirmed supporters will be offered free coach travel for the rearranged Premier League match with Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Sunday's match was abandoned prior to kick-off after the stadium had to be evacuated by police following the discovery of a suspicious package in the north-west quadrant, with bomb disposal experts subsequently forced to conduct a controlled explosion of the item, which was later confirmed to be a training device accidentally left in the stadium by a security firm.
United offered ticket refunds or reprinting for the match tickets, which has been rearranged for Tuesday at 20:00 BST.
Bournemouth have now taken steps to ensure that fans who travelled to the north west on Sunday will not incur further expenses, offering free travel to anyone in possession of a valid match ticket.
"AFC Bournemouth will offer supporters free coach travel to the Cherries' rearranged fixture against Manchester United on Tuesday 17th May," the club said in a statement on Monday.
"Supporters with a valid match ticket issued on their own account will be eligible for free travel.
"AFC Bournemouth supporters who purchased tickets to Sunday's game at Old Trafford will be given a full refund and free entry to Tuesday's rearranged fixture."
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