Staggering cost of going to a Premier League match revealed – and it’s bad news for fans of Man Utd
THE cost of going to a Premier League game — including a pint, pie, parking and replica top — costs an average £126.71.
But that rises to £154.75 at Manchester United, with Nottingham Forest cheapest at £98.55.
Spurs charge £75 for a top compared to £49 at Brentford.
A pint is £7.60 at West Ham and £3 at Manchester United.
The Hammers are also the worst for pies, at £6.
At Liverpool the figure is £3.20.
Parking is £15 at Brighton but just £2.50 at Bournemouth.
Kingcasinobonus.uk, who conducted the research, warned: “Many fans have begun to be priced out.”
Manchester United fan Graham Endley, 46, said he usually dodged the pies and pints, but wouldn’t miss a home match.
He said: “I’ve followed United for more than 30 years – I go to every home match, but I don’t usually have a pie or a pint and I can walk to Old Trafford from my house.
“I’m one of those rare United supporters who actually live in the same city as their team!”
How much does it cost at your club?
LEAGUE TABLE:
1. Man Utd, £154.75.
2. Chelsea, £153.30.
3. Man City, £151.85.
4. Arsenal, £147.15.
5. Spurs, £145.48.
6. West Ham, £136.79.
7. Leicester, £134.49.
8. Brighton, £131.55.
9. Liverpool, £128.74.
10. Newcastle, £122.85.
11. Aston Villa, £122.71.
12. Everton, £122.57.
13. Southampton, £116.24.
14. Brentford, £114.88.
15. Wolves, £114.36.
16. Leeds, £113.60.
17. Crystal Palace, £111.77.
18. Fulham, £108.60.
19. Bournemouth, £104. 20.
20. Nottingham Forest, £98.55.