At Sincil Bank, the only thing Lincoln football fans need to be scared of is the final score at the end of 90 minutes.

But next month, a group of ghost hunters will be going in to the Lincoln City Football Club grounds to investigate possible sources of the supernatural.

Shadow Seekers Paranormal Investigation Team are Lincoln's resident ghost hunters, who investigate reports of spooky goings on.

On Friday, May 21, the team will hold a charity ghost hunt at Sincil Bank, marking the second time they have visited the home of the Red Imps.

Lynne Reeves has been a ghost hunter for seven years, and said that the most successful ghost hunt she had been on took place at the Sincil Bank football ground last November.

"The most activity I've ever experience on a ghost hunt was the last time we were at Sincil Bank last year," she said.

"We picked up a lot of voices in certain parts of the building. We kept recording equipment running in parts of the building we'd left empty. Then, when we listened back, it was if something was trying to communicate.

"A lot of members of staff have told us different things about what they have seen or heard, but the paranormal activity seems to stem from this special place called the dugout.

"Over the years, a lot of people have had their ashes buried there, which could be a source of some of the spirits within the grounds."

The charity ghost hunt will raise money for Help for Heroes, with all proceeds going to charity.

The ghost hunt takes place on May 21 from 8pm till 2am. Anyone wishing to buy tickets, priced £15, or require further information, can call Lynne Reeve on 07926 850887, or e-mail info@shadowseekerslincoln.com.