Ranking All 20 Premier League Clubs by How Expensive Their Tickets Are

Ranking All 20 Premier League Clubs by How Expensive Their Tickets Are

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All 20 Premier League Club Ticket Prices: Ranked

We all know how expensive watching live football has become in the past few years and how the rise has been so drastic all we can say is either 'the games gone' or simply 'what the fuck are the clubs playing at?'

You have to take out a loan to be able to get the vast majority of season tickets in the league and with that situation only looking like it's going to keep on getting works it's sad times to be a football fan.

With that said here at Football Park we have decided to rank all 20 of next seasons Premier League teams by how expensive their tickets are to see if there's a bargain or two in there.

Well at least a relative bargain in comparison to sacrificing your first born that most clubs now require from you.

20) Hull City - from £396

Hull shocked absolutely everyone by managing to earn promotion into the Premier League via the playoffs.

The fact that everyone is tipping them to go straight back down is reflected in the fact that they have the cheapest season tickets in the league for the 26/27 season.

19) Manchester City - from £425

This will probably shock pretty much everyone that one of the most dominant sides in Premier League history and a near guarenteed title challenger every single season have the second cheapest season ticket in the league.

City may have the best valued season ticket of all, second lowest prices for the second best team in the country, not bad at all.

18) Ipswich Town - from £466

Another newcomer to the Premier League is Ipswich Town, well we say newcomer they've bounced back into the top flight after just one season back out of it.

Whether they do yo-yo yet again the fans can take some solice in the fact that they have some of the cheapest tickets.

17) Fulham - from £486

With how posh of a fanbase Fulham has and how much of a posh club they are it's a shock that they have some of the cheapest tickets in the entire league, however they in fact do coming in at a fairly decent £486.

16) Sunderland - from £490

Some criticised the prices of their season tickets when they first came up last season however the balck cats very quickly justified it by securing European football in their first season back.

15) Leeds United - from £495

Just under £500 feels like the threshold of what clubs can justifiably be charging fans for season tickets and Leeds manage to be one of these clubs who comparitively look like they care about the fans becasue of it.

14) Brentford - from £495

Tied on exact same pricing as Leeds is Brentford FC whose value model in the market seemingly extends to trying to give their fans a good deal on ticket prices.

13) Nottingham Forest - from £575

Forest have some of the cheaper tickets in the Premier League but even that won't have entirely softened the blow of the clubs fall off from Europa League to near relegation.

12) Crystal Palace - from £600

It's probably safe to say that the vast majority of Palace fans will have no complaints at the ticket pricing after the last few seasons trophy successes but even still they only sit in 12th most expensive so life seems great in South London right now.

11) Manchester United - from £608

With how expensive most of the big 6's season tickets are it's quite surprising to find that Man United are on the cheaper side of things. Evidently there's something about greater Manchester that keeps ticket prices from becoming too outrageous.

10) Brighton & Hove Albion - from £610

There's an irony in the Brighton model in that all of their signings are done on the cheap to sell for more and that their ticket prices are also about extracting as much money as possible.

9) Coventry City - from £625

Newcomers to the league ahead of the 26/27 season are Coventry who have been pretty fairly criticised for the fact their season tickets are in the top 50% of the most expensive in the entire league.

8) Aston Villa - from £672

In at 8th position is the Brummies whose tickets are just shy of £700. Fans can be excited to pay nearly £700 to see Garnacho leading the attack next season though so that's something...

7) Bournemouth - from £674

In a lot of ways I suppose Bournemouth need pricey season tickets becasue the stadium capacity is so small they have to make money off of ticket sales somehow.

6) Newcastle - from £695

The Toon army may well be having the worst time imaginable so far this transfer window and unfortunately the price of their season tickets cannot soften the blow.

Just shy of £700 season tickets are hardly cheap for the Newcastle fans and get infinitely worse when you view their performances... sorry lads.

5) Liverpool - from £713

The Kop must be fuming that they come in just behind Merseyside rivals Everton and miss out on an illustrious top 4 spot.

With Champions League football also on the table for ticket holders it should soften the blow of being just behind Everton on a table.

4) Everton - from £730

Funnily enough I would imagine that within the Everton fanbase this is actually a celebrated fact that they come in ahead of Liverpool in the list.

Only marginally ahead of their Merseyside rivals Everton place in 4th place, a result that on the real Premier League table the club would sell their souls for.

3) Tottenham - from £856

Quite a jump up as we head back to the capital and the first entry onto the podium is that of Tottenham Hotspur.

Primarily justified by the fact of their swanky stadium makes them comfortably 3rd most expensive at over £100 more than 4th place.

2) Chelsea - from £880

Just missing out on the top spot is Chelsea but don't worry they also have incredibly expensive tickets!

Coming in just shy of the £1000 mark and marginally ahead of London rivals Spurs makes Chelsea the second priciest tickets in the Premier League.

1) Arsenal - from £1127

The top spot of most expensive tickets in the Premier League may finally be partially justified by being the Premier League champions.

But at top spot it is Arsenal whose season tickets are the only side in the country to break the £1000 barrier. Absolute insanity.

Mathew Musgrave
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My name is Mathew Musgrave and I'm one of the writers at Football Park. I'm an Arsenal fan and enjoy writing about any and all football. Most of my knowledge is around English Football but being a big fan of research, I will gladly write about anything.

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