Fans of Football League clubs are being invited to experience a Bath City game at a discounted price this weekend.

City are hoping to attract a bumper attendance to Saturday's home clash against Barrow, which is the most high-profile match being played in a 50-mile radius.

There are no games in the Premiership or Championship due to international fixtures, while Bristol Rovers, Yeovil Town, Swindon Town and Cheltenham Town are all away from home.

Holders of a valid 2010-11 season ticket for any Football League club who are keen to get their football fix can buy stand or terrace tickets for the Barrow game for a discounted price of £10, or £7 concessions and £2 for children.

The offer is only available at the ticket office on the day of the game.

City midfielder Scott Murray, formerly of Bristol City and Yeovil Town, will also be on hand after the match to meet fans and sign autographs.

"I want to encourage everyone to come down to Twerton Park on Saturday and see what football at this level is like," said Murray.

"It's a great atmosphere and it's a good standard of football as well."

The discount offer is part of a national 'Non League Day' campaign taking place this weekend.