Notts County are offering a special cash incentive for supporters to build two visits to Meadow Lane into their programme of Christmas festivities.

The Magpies have attractive home fixtures against League leaders MK Dons on Boxing Day and then Rotherham United on Saturday December 29 - and both have been designated as Category A matches.

That means adult and concession spectators attending one or other of the games will be asked to pay £2 more than the normal League price. There will be a £1 increase for Junior admissions.

But anyone who commits to backing the Magpies in both games - and purchases a Christmas Tandem Ticket before the Ticket Office closes at 2pm on Christmas Eve - will avoid having to pay the increase.

Supporters retained their match-ticket stub at the previous Category A match, against Chesterfield in September, can redeem that and avoid the increase for the Rotherham game, but it is recommended that they do so by purchasing a ticket in advance.

The ticket-stub, which classes as a voucher, cannot be used for the MK Dons game - nor can it be used against the Tandem Ticket.

Said Notts chief executive Geoff Davey: "As against Havant & Waterlooville and Shrewsbury, when admission prices were heavily reduced, we are keen to make it as attractive as possible for supporters to come to both games over the Christmas period.

"But we have to try and balance that against the fact that these are two big games for us and they represent a chance to give our finances a much-needed boost. Hopefully, by introducing the special Christmas Tandem Ticket, we have come up with a compromise that is fair to our regular fans."