All 92 clubs' season ticket prices - find out how expensive your side is
There may be more money in football than ever before, but season tickets aren't getting any cheaper.
The UK's cost of living crisis, following on the from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, has lead to some of the wealthiest of clubs in English football to raise their asking prices. At a period when the purse strings are tight, the majority of punters will be told to dig deeper into their pockets in order to follow their team at home for the upcoming 2023-34 campaign.
With that in mind, Mirror Football have created an interactive map for all 92 clubs across the Premier League, Championship, League One and League Two, where you can see the most expensive and cheapest season ticket at each stadium.
17 out of the 20 Premier League clubs have announced increases in their season ticket prices ahead of the upcoming season, with bigwigs hoping to claw back revenue lost during the Covid-affected years when fans were forced to support from their sofa.
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The three top-flight clubs who opted not to increase their prices - London trio Brentford, Chelsea and Tottenham - have all frozen their respective season ticket costs. The most expensive standard season ticket comes in the capital and belongs to Fulham, with fans paying up to an eye-watering £3,000 for a seat in their swanky new Riverside Stand.
North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham boast the next most expensive seats, coming at an eye-watering £1,895.50 and £2,015 respectively. Four other sides - treble winners Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle and West Ham - all charge above the £1,000 mark for the supposed best seats in the house.
The three newest Premier League clubs are much more affordable to follow at home, with Burnley and Luton both charging a minimum of £500, while Sheffield United ask for at minimum £528. At the other end of the scale, League Two Salford City - owned by Gary Neville and his famous Class of 92 pals - charge just £180 for their basic season ticket at the Peninsula Stadium.
Accrington Stanley of League One are the second cheapest in the EFL, with £239 being the budget option at the Wham Stadium. Huddersfield Town, admirably, rank as the third cheapest at only £249, well below even most League Two sides, despite playing in the second tier.
Use our interactive map below to find out how your sides' most expensive and least expensive tickets match up to rival clubs
Premier League: most expensive - least expensive
Arsenal: £1,895.50 - £973
Aston Villa: £864 - £610
Bournemouth : £821 - £594
Brentford: £549 - £419
Brighton & Hove Albion: £895- £564
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Burnley: £500 - £455
Chelsea: £940 - £595
Crystal Palace : £895 - £545
Everton : £690 - £515
Fulham: £3,000 - £455
Liverpool : £886 - £699
Luton Town: £500 - £430
Manchester City: £1,030 - £385
Manchester United: £950 - £559
Newcastle United : £811 - £417
Nottingham Forest : £660 - £465
Sheffield United: £490 - £380
Tottenham Hotspur: £2,015 - £807
West Ham United: £1,620 - £310
Wolverhampton Wanderers: £833 - £525
Gary Neville and co have made Salford City's season ticket the cheapest in the 92 (Paul Greenwood - CameraSport via Getty Images)Championship: most expensive - least expensive
Birmingham City: £590 - £300
Blackburn Rovers: £529 - £429
Bristol City: £675- £375
Cardiff City : £529 - £299
Coventry City: £500- £250
Huddersfield Town: TBC - £249
Hull City: £420 - £300
Ipswich Town: £733 - £353
Leeds United: TBC - £420
Leicester City: £760 - £385
Middlesbrough: £706 - £590
Millwall: 588.00 - £441
Norwich City: £959 - £488
Plymouth Argyle: £475 - £370
Preston North End: £535 - £400
Queens Park Rangers: £659 - £242
Rotherham United: £485 - £405
Sheffield Wednesday: £564.88 - £510
Southampton : £699 - £359
Stoke City: £519 - £344
Sunderland: £720 - £390
Swansea City: £399 - £399
Watford : £567 - £402
West Bromwich Albion: £469 - £349
League One: most expensive - least expensive
Barnsley: £532 - £392
Blackpool: £549 - £289
Bolton Wanderers: £399 - £299
Bristol Rovers: £519 - £369
Burton Albion: £432 - £432
Cambridge United: £500 - £390
Carlisle United: £483 - £391
Charlton Athletic: £630 - £310
Cheltenham Town: £481 - £426
Derby County: £468 - £330
Exeter City: £515 - £385
Fleetwood Town: £329.04 - £269.04
Leyton Orient: £456 - £289
Lincoln City: £500 - £380
Northampton Town: £450 - £390
Oxford United: £500 - £329
Peterborough United: £529 - £429
Portsmouth: £479 - £464
Port Vale: £420 - £405
Reading: £475 - £350
Shrewsbury Town: £550 - £475
Stevenage: £440 - £340
Wigan Athletic: £366 - £345
Wycombe Wanderers: £514 - £362
League Two: most expensive - least expensive
Accrington Stanley: £285 - £239
AFC Wimbledon £550 - £375
Barrow: £345 - £345
Bradford City: £300 - £300
Colchester United: £488.00 - £385
Crawley Town: £289 - £255
Crewe Alexandra: £380 - £380
Doncaster Rovers: £345 - £275
Forest Green Rovers: £391 - £391
Gillingham: £450 - £340
Grimsby Town: £475 - £420
Harrogate Town: £395 - £365
Mansfield Town: £395 - £315
Milton Keynes Dons: £579.60 - £386.40
Morecambe: £469 - £319
Newport County: £337 - £337
Notts County: £374 - £299
Salford City: £250 - £180
Stockport County: £435 - £405
Sutton United: £449 - £359
Swindon Town: £400 - £350
Tranmere Rovers: £500 - £440
Walsall: £527 - £397
Wrexham: £374 - £340
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