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Premier League clubs renew £30 cap on away tickets
Today it was announced that the Premier League clubs have agreed to continue the £30 cap on away tickets for another three seasons.
The current competition-wide cap on away ticket prices was introduced at the start of the 2016-17 season, following sustained campaigning by supporters across the country led by the FSF under the "Twenty's Plenty" banner.
At the Premier League shareholders' meeting on...
PL says average ticket price is £31 & more than a quarter pay £40-plus
Research released by the Premier League today claims that the average ticket price in the competition is £31 with the majority of supporters paying less than £30.
Compiled with data provided directly by all clubs, the Premier League say their research includes all pricing points for match day and season tickets for the current season, along with the volume of tickets sold at each price – though th...
Bristol City urged to drop Ashton Gate ticket price hikes
Bristol City fans are urging the club to suspend season ticket sales for next season after the club revealed significant price hikes in certain sections of Ashton Gate.
Under the new proposals, some childrens’ under-12 season tickets will increase from £50 to £335 while OAPs are also facing a 10% increase from this season to 2018/19.
Robins fans in the Lansdown Central section of the ground who ta...
Premier League auction nets £4.46bn
The latest TV auction for Premier League games from 2019-2022 has brought in £4.464bn for the competition's clubs - with two live packages and foreign rights still to be sold.
Sky Sports have won the rights to four tranches - 128 live matches - while BT Sport have one, comprising 32 games. The amount raised in the latest domestic TV auction is a decrease on the Premier League's last deal, agreed i...
Fans want action on ‘worrying trend’ in Euro away ticket prices
Belgian club RSC Anderlecht have been ordered by UEFA to compensate away fans hit by the club’s price gouging in this season’s Champions League group fixtures.
Following sustained lobbying from Bayern Munich fans and Football Supporters Europe (FSE), Anderlecht have been fined by UEFA’s Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body for breaching its ticketing regulations. These regulations outline that aw...
Festive costs soar as fans fork out up to £468 to attend matches
Festive football costs soar as fans fork out up to £468 to attend matches
Cost of supporting your football club away over Christmas revealed
Away fans will spend more than £170 on average over the festive period watching their team
Plymouth Argyle fans impacted the most paying £468 and will spend 26+ hours on the road
Match-going fans will clock up 32,388 miles seeing their team in action
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Twenty's Plenty: Virgin Media continue St Mary's subsidy
Away fans visiting St Mary's Stadium this season will once again be benefiting from a £20 cap on away tickets at the south coast side thanks to Virgin Media.
Virgin Media have confirmed that they will once again be subsidising every visiting fan Southampton by up to £10 - so no supporter seeing their side at St Mary's will pay more than £20. Offering a saving of more than £500,000 in total for tra...
Twenty’s Plenty: Virgin Media and FSF reimburse away fans’ tickets
Away fans from all Premier League clubs will see their tickets capped to £20 for the first time, in a pioneering move by Virgin Media and the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF).
As part of the ‘Twenty’s Plenty’ campaign, Virgin Media through its partnership with the FSF, is reimbursing the costs of supporters’ tickets above £20 for a single away fixture at all top-tier clubs – with the majorit...
The cost of Christmas football revealed
Football fans face an average cost of almost £140 to watch their teams play away over the Christmas period, according to new research by the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF) and Virgin Media.
The research has been carried out to highlight the disproportionate amount travelling fans have to spend on tickets, transport and food to get behind their teams across England and Wales between Boxing D...
Football clubs facing "demographic time-bomb"
Football clubs are facing a “demographic time-bomb” warned an MP today ahead of a Private Members' Bill he is putting before the House of Commons tomorrow.
Labour's Justin Madders, MP for Ellesmere Port & Neston, is proposing a number of measures to help football supporters with a new “10 Minute Rule Bill" to be heard in Parliament after Prime Minister's Questions tomorrow (Wednesday 30th December...