Tickets have gone on sale for Maidstone's home game against National League big-guns Wrexham in the new year.

The January 21 clash at the Gallagher Stadium will be an all-ticket fixture, the Stones have announced.

There's big interest in Wrexham since their much-publicised takeover by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, and subsequent Disney+ documentary.

The pair were at the Racecourse in August to see their side beat Maidstone 5-0 and occasionally attend away games.

Tickets, which can only be bought in person, went on sale over the weekend.

They will be available at the Gallagher club shop this week on Wednesday (4.30-6pm) and Thursday (5-7pm), and from the Town End bar on Saturday (4.30-6pm), when Maidstone host Worthing in the FA Trophy.

Tickets will also be on sale in the club shop on Friday, December 23 (10am-12noon), with further dates to be announced.

General admission prices are £19 adults, £15 over-65s and students with valid ID, £9 11-16-year-olds and £3 under-11s. Main-stand seats, subject to availability, cost an additional £3.

Wrexham have been sent an allocation of 500 tickets.