The Premier League conducted a study on the cost of attending matches in Season 2017/18.
This analysis, conducted along with EY, found that 54 per cent of all tickets sold in the season cost £30 or less.
The research also found that the average ticket price across the League was £32.
To ensure loyal fans are rewarded and stadiums are well attended, one third of the half a million Premier League season tickets sold by clubs are below their full prices.
Indeed, fans with season tickets saved a total of £10million across the season through such discounts offered by clubs.
The importance of away fans was also recognised by clubs with the £30 cap on away ticket prices, which came into being in 2016/17 and is in place for three seasons.
Indeed, in 2017/18 the average away ticket price was under the cap, at £26, with a third of away tickets sold below £30.
Supporting the supporters
Stadiums were more than % full
for the seventh season in a row
Total saved by season-ticket holders through discounts offered by clubs
Away ticket price cap has been extended until 2021/22
Average match ticket price in the Premier League
Average junior match ticket price
- Source: PL data
- premierleague.com/season-review