UEFA has lifted a ban on supporters for the first leg of Manchester City's upcoming Champions League tie with Dynamo Kiev.
The Ukrainian club had been ordered to play three games behind closed-doors over racist behaviour and crowd disturbances in a group stage clash against Chelsea.
That has now been reduced to one match by UEFA.
City's last-16 first leg in Kiev is on February 24th, with the second leg on March 15th at the Etihad Stadium.
If Manuel Pellegrini's side advance, it will be the first Champions League quarter-final in Man City's history.
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