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Premier League 2023-24 club's most expensive and cheapest tickets

Rajarshi has been part of Khel Now since 2022, and he covers world football.
Published at :August 30, 2023 at 12:29 AM
Modified at :January 13, 2024 at 6:36 PM
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Premier League clubs have hiked prices of their tickets this season

This season, you might be interested in attending a Premier League game because it has returned with a bang.

But even without considering the hassles of actually purchasing a ticket, figuring out how much a ticket will cost can be challenging.

On some clubs’ websites, there is a helpful price chart, but for some clubs, you have to contact them personally to get the information. Despite the start of the season, one team, newcomer Luton Town, has yet to set its prices.

In a recent analysis of the cost of season tickets, which provide admission to each team’s home league matches, Matt Woosnam of The Athletic found that 17 of the 20 Premier League clubs are hiking their costs for the 2023–24 campaign.

Weekly tickets show that the least expensive adult Premier League ticket is £9 ($11.50) for a very limited view of Liverpool, but good luck finding a grip on one. In Chelsea’s opulent Westview section, the most costly ticket, without hospitality, costs £240. However, these are unusually high prices; the majority of tickets are in the £40–£55 range.

In comparison to many businesses, English football functions very differently.

In football in England, where teams have strong local cultural ties, this strategy is foreign. This makes the topic of ticket prices particularly delicate. The highest price that the marketplace might bear is substantially below what the largest clubs charge.

But as a result, it is frequently exceedingly challenging to actually get a ticket at the clubs where desire is extremely high.

In many clubs, especially the largest names, getting a ticket requires purchasing a paid membership. For Premier League games, tickets for these clubs are never made available to the general public.

All clubs advise supporters against purchasing tickets at exaggerated rates from third-party resale websites since doing so poses danger. Flexible pricing in American sports means that most tickets for most games can frequently be purchased on the day for an exorbitant price.

Over the years, Premier League attendance has increased steadily, and stadiums are rarely below full. Obtaining a face-value ticket for certain teams requires luck and excellent timing, but for many others, it is simple enough.

Various “categories” of games are played by various clubs, with matches against the league’s elite costing substantially more than those against less illustrious recently elevated teams.

Cheapest Premier League 2023-24 tickets

  • Chelsea: £25.00
  • Fulham: £35.00
  • Arsenal: £28.00
  • Tottenham: £37.00
  • West Ham: £30.00
  • Aston Villa: £40.00
  • Manchester City: £44.00
  • Newcastle: £44.00
  • Brighton: £30.00
  • Crystal Palace: £42.00
  • Manchester United: £36.00
  • Brentford: £30.00
  • Wolves: £35.00
  • Burnley: £45.00
  • Liverpool: £9.00
  • Everton: £55.00
  • Bournemouth: £28.00
  • Nottingham Forest: £30.00
  • Sheffield United: £30.00
  • Luton: N/A

Most expensive Premier League 2023-24 tickets

  • Chelsea: £240
  • Fulham: £105
  • Arsenal: £103
  • Tottenham: £103
  • West Ham: £100
  • Aston Villa: £80
  • Manchester City: £75
  • Newcastle: £74
  • Brighton: £72
  • Crystal Palace: £70
  • Manchester United: £70
  • Brentford: £65
  • Wolves: £63.50
  • Burnley: £60
  • Liverpool: £60
  • Everton: £55
  • Bournemouth: £53
  • Nottingham Forest: £52
  • Sheffield United: £46
  • Luton: N/A

(*Numbers via The Athletic)

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Rajarshi Shukla
Rajarshi Shukla

After earning a bachelor's degree in mass media, Rajarshi began his career as a sports writer in 2019, driven by his passion for sports journalism. He has been working in the field for over six years. A devoted fan of Lionel Messi and Barcelona, Rajarshi has been involved in sports since childhood. Before turning his focus to journalism, he even represented his college at the state level. Along with covering football, he enjoys playing the game, watching movies, and experimenting with new recipes in his spare time, as cooking is one of his favorite hobbies.

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