How much are Premier League Tickets?

How much are Premier League Tickets?

The Premier League is now a global brand, full of fans in every corner of the globe, with an estimated 3.16 billion viewers across the 2019/20 season.

With this increased support, fans from both the UK and overseas are now willing to pay huge sums for the matchday experience that watching from an armchair simply doesn't give you.

Therefore, it's no surprise that the price of the average Premier League ticket has seen a sharp increase in recent years despite concerns from many supporters' societies.

Just how much are tickets now going for at every Premier League club this season?

AFC Bournemouth

Perhaps unsurprisingly given their tiny capacity of 11,307, of which 1300 are allocated for away support, a Cherries membership is required for purchasing official tickets from their site.

The lowest price for an adult ticket per 'Category A' match - which is for most league matches - costs £42, with the most expensive being £59 and is situated above the halfway line.

Bournemouth have discounted tickets available for both concessions and juniors.

A junior ticket under Category A is only £11 in every part of the ground bar two, being the halfway line area and East Centre which are £7 more expensive.

Concessions range from £34 to £47.

Arsenal

Now we move over to Arsenal, where tickets are costing roughly double what they do at the Vitality.

If you are lucky enough to make your way through the balloting process with your official membership, be prepared to fork out at least £78 in a Category A match for an adult ticket.

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A junior ticket costs almost the same as an adult Cherries ticket, at £39 for a position behind the goal or out wide or £72 for one near the halfway line.

Read more about Arsenal's ticket prices here

Aston Villa

With European qualification comes more expensive days out to the football, as Villa fans have found out over the last couple of seasons.

On top of needing a £50 membership, tickets will set you back between £67.50 to £78, unless you sit all the way back in zone four which costs £55.

To be fair to the Villains, they run many ticket options that can give fans discounts, such as over-66/under-21, armed forces, under-18 and under-14.

An under-18 ticket goes to as low as £28 and up to £78, whilst over-66s will pay again from £78 to £41.50 in zone four.

Villa Park have special 1888 seats, which offer prime sideline views, are next to the halfway line and are fully padded - these cost £92 per match across all ticket options.

Brentford

The Bees are certainly one of the more cost-friendly Premier League clubs, having frozen their season ticket prices ahead of the 2025/26 season plus added 12-month direct debit payment options.

Also, they have Category A* matches especially for high-stake games such as those against Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester United and Chelsea.

Category A is then for other London clubs and top-half teams, whilst Category B is for bottom-half clubs and newly promoted sides.

An adult ticket ranges from £30 to £65, whilst Young Adult tickets (18-24) plus over-65s being £10 off adult prices.

Under-18 junior tickets are available for just £10-£15.

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Brighton & Hove Albion

Brighton tickets do go to members-only sale first, however on ocassions they don't sell out completely and as such go to a general sale for anyone to buy.

An adult ticket ranges from £49 to £68 for a Category A match depending on where you sit, whilst over-65s, under-21s and under-18s are given discounts.

Over-65s and under-21s are given the same money off which averages £10 less than an adult ticket, whilst under-18s can go for as little as £28.

Burnley

The Clarets' ticket exchange is accessible for even non-members, meaning you can buy tickets from the original members-only sale that are relisted without paying a subscription cost.

Adult tickets cost on average £47, under-21s and over-65s can go for £37 and under-18 tickets are down at £15.

Chelsea

Premier League matches at Stamford Bridge are split into Category AA, for top-six clashes and London derbies, with the rest being Category A.

As well as this, you will need either a True Blue membership (£60) that gives you early access to ticket sales, or a CFC Blue membership (£45) that means you can buy tickets not sold in the original sale.

An adult ticket goes for between £52 in the family section to £78 in the West stand, whilst restricted view tickets are sold for just £27.

In Category AA matches, under-20s can buy tickets from either £26 or £39 and are limited to just two areas of the ground, whilst under-23s can sit in the main season ticket zone for £49.50.

Around £10-£15 is taken off each adult ticket during Category A sales.

Read here for all of Chelsea's official ticket prices

Crystal Palace

The FA Cup winners require an official membership to buy match tickets.

A ticket resale window also opens after the original sale closes, allowing members to buy tickets relisted by fellow members or season ticket holders.

An adult ticket at Selhurst Park costs as low as £35, whilst discounts for juniors and over-65s are available.

Everton

The Toffees may be moving into a new 52,769 seater stadium which will see attendances rising, however the cost of ticket prices are also going to be moving North.

The East and West stands will cost adults £75 per Category A fixture, and £70 plus £65 for Category B and C respectively.

In the family stand, adults can sit from £55-£63 whilst under-11s go for as little as £9, with junior tickets (11-17) costing £19 across Category A, B and C.

For over-65s, tickets start at £41 in Category C and rise to £44 in Category B to £47 in Category A matches.

Fulham

Adults for Category A matches go for as little as £36 in the Johnny Haynes stand to a whopping £125 in The Riverside section.

Junior tickets in the Hammersmith End sell at £26 whilst the Putney End costs £36 and then £70 in The Riverside.

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Concessions go from £31 to £91 and then £100 in The Riverside.

These prices are reduced by £10 in the Riverside for members and then £5 for all other areas.

Leeds United

Elland Road is once again a Premier League ground, and adults, over-65s, under-21s and under-18s get to experience the action at differing costs.

An adult ticket in the family stand will be £39 whilst under-18s can be seated there for just £11.

Other areas of the ground charge £45 or £52 for adults and then £31, £34 or £45 for over-65s.

Under-21s go for between £23 to £45.

Liverpool

The Premier League champions unsurprisingly have some of the most in-demand tickets.

However, for only £9 and at any age, you can sit in the main stand upper that runs across the gods of Anfield.

Aside from that, adults can sit in the famous Kop for between £39 to £44 and the most expensive seat is in the main stand for £61.

Juniors go for £9 in any stand except for Anfield Road, which sells for £30 - as is the price across all age groups in this section.

Over-65s can buy a ticket ranging from £30 to £45.75, and young adults from £19.50 to £30.50.

Here's Liverpool's full ticket price list

Manchester City

For a long time, a membership was not required for buying tickets to the Etihad Stadium.

However, that all changed after their 2023 Champions League, FA Cup and Premier League treble season.

All four stands cost the same price to sit in, with the only difference in the price being which tier you sit in plus the obvious ticket options through age.

Adults pay between £58 to £75, over-65s/young adults from £40 to £55 and juniors go at £30 to £56.25.

Manchester United

The most followed club in England, Manchester United of course requires a membership in order to purchase official matchday tickets at Old Trafford.

Six league matches are Category A, 11 are Category B and only two are in Category C.

Category A tickets range from £59 to £97 for all ages, whilst Category B costs upwards of £57.

The remaining Category sells from £37 to £60.

Manchester United official ticket price list

Newcastle United

Geordies have seen a ginormous 17% rise in ticket prices compared to only last season.

For Category A matches, adults will now have to pay at least £58, whilst this fee is £55 for other Category affairs.

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— Newcastle United Supporters’ Club (@Nusc2023) July 22, 2025

Young adults will be charged from £33 to £75, and juniors go from £21 in the family area to £37.

Nottingham Forest

Official club membership is needed to buy a match ticket.

Category B fixtures start at £45 for adults and rise to £65, whilst 66+ go for £35 to £50.

Youth tickets (14-17) sell at £20 up to £30, whilst juniors (4-13) can attend at £15 to £25.

Sunderland

Sunderland fans will be forced to spend at least £26 if they are an adult to watch their team back in the Premier League this season.

This sum rises up to £42 for the highest category, and further discounts are available for concessions, under-18s and under-14s.

Tottenham Hotspur

For Category A matches (vs Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Newcastle) adult tickets range from £71 to £109.

For Category B fixtures against Aston Villa, Brentford, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham & Leeds, Nottingham Forest and West Ham, these same tickets are sold for a minimum of £49.

And adults will pay between £38 to £81 for games against Bournemouth, Burnley, Sunderland & Wolves.

Over-65s pay from £19 to £54 and 18-21s go from £28.50 to £81.50.

West Ham United

Whilst a Claret membership is necessary for buying tickets at the first time of asking, the stadium rarely sells out and therefore general sale opens often.

Adult tickets range from £30 to £120, with the cheapest stands being the Bobby Moore and Sir Trevor Brooking Stands, whilst the most expensive section is the Billy Bonds Stand.

Category A tickets are a minimum of £55.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

A membership is necessary to purchase official tickets from the club's website.

For Category B games, an adult ticket starts at £30 and rises to £55, with the cheapest area being the Graham Hughes Stand and the dearest being the Billy Wright section.

Under-14s can go from as little as £7.50 to £15, whilst under-17s can buy tickets ranging from £11 to £35.

The Billy Wright Stand in the centre, positioned above the halfway line, costs a standard £55 across the board for all ages.

Read the ticket listing here

Ticket Touting

All 20 Premier League clubs have taken steps to tackle the rising issue of ticket touting, including many introducing digital ticketing this season.

On some of the mobile apps, attempts to screenshot the QR code and send it to someone else are blocked, meaning it is much harder to now share your ticket after selling it on a third-party app.

Chelsea have issued an app update for tickets. All tickets have now been loaded onto the app.

You can’t screenshot the ticket as the app blocks it, tickets can’t be added to Apple/Google wallet either. — Also to limit ticket touting you currently can’t transfer tickets and the…

— CFCDaily (@CFCDaily) July 28, 2025

Websites such as StubHub, Fanpass and Livefootballtickets sell re-sale tickets at higher prices compared to face value due to the demand.

However, these aren't regulated and comes with the risks of being scammed and sold a fake ticket.