Salisbury fans celebrate after winning 3-0 at AFC Dunstable.
SALISBURY'S winner-takes-all second leg FA Vase semi-final with Hereford will be watched by a sell-out crowd tomorrow (3pm).
The remaining 50 tickets were sold this morning as the Ray Mac prepares for a capacity of 3,364.
However, it will be just shy of the all time record of 3,408, which was set in 2013 for the Conference South play-off final, with Whites beating Dover Athletic 3-2 AET.
That attendance includes 657 supporters from Hereford, who hold a 1-0 lead thanks to Mustapha Bundu's 49th minute header.
The winner on aggregate will advance to the final at Wembley on May 22 where they will face either Bowers and Pitsea or Morpeth. They drew 2-2 in the first leg.
Away goals don't count.
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