Carlisle United will take a sell-out away support on their first ever trip to Bromley, it's been announced.

The Blues have sold their full 515 allocation for this month's game in south east London.

The game on Saturday, November 16 will be the Cumbrians' first encounter with the Ravens at their Hayes Lane Stadium.

Carlisle received 240 seated tickets and 275 standing tickets for the game at the 5,000-capacity ground.

They went on sale to season ticket holders last week and, days later, the Cumbrians confirmed that all the tickets have been snapped up.

United will take on Andy Woodman's Bromley for the first time since the latter won promotion through the National League play-offs last season.

The away end at Bromley, pictured during Barrow's recent visitThe away end at Bromley, pictured during Barrow's recent visit (Image: Tom West / MI News)

It is the second longest journey on the League Two calendar for the Blues and their fans at a round trip of 660 miles.

The game could also prove an important one in Carlisle's bid to make headway from the wrong end of League Two.

Bromley are 18th, six points above the second-bottom Blues. The home squad includes two ex-United players in captain Byron Webster and striker Olufela Olomola.