Which Premier League Team Has The Best Value Season Ticket?

The Premier League is one of the most popular leagues in the world, with the best players and teams battling it out to be crowned the ultimate prize: the Premier League trophy. With stadiums filling up across the country, some fans will be willing for their team to win the league, whilst others will be supporting their club to beat the drop.

Here at OddsMonkey, we have gathered data on the different season tickets in the Premier League, weighing up which set of fans is actually getting the most value. Comparing the number of points accumulated and the price of the season ticket, this study aims to find the Premier League club with the best value season ticket.

Below, we have a list of all 20 Premier League teams in the 26/27 season, their cheapest season ticket price, and the price each home game works out to when purchasing a season ticket.

Premier League Season Ticket Prices

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As we can see, the current Premier League champions lead with the most expensive season ticket, as Arsenal will charge fans £967 for their cheapest season ticket. For the lowest, Hull City has a price of £396 for their season ticket, with the next closest being Manchester City, which might come as a surprise.

Now that we know how much each team’s season ticket costs, we are going to compare this to how many home points each team got last season, to see how valuable the season ticket is. As the three promoted teams were not in the Premier League last year, we will not include them in this particular list.

What Team Has The Best Value Premier League Season Ticket?

As we can see, Manchester City actually have the best value season ticket, as it comes to only £9.44 per home point, which is very impressive and much lower than the next closest team, which is Fulham. The worst value season ticket is Tottenham Hotspur, which is no surprise as they had a very poor season for such a big club. Fans would be paying a huge £57.07 per home point, which really puts into perspective how poor Spurs were at home.

Chelsea were also another poor value side, as they were quite poor whilst playing at Stamford Bridge. Teams such as Leeds United, Brentford and Sunderland were impressive at home, making their season tickets valuable, especially considering they are not the leading sides in the division. With the addition of European football into the campaigns for Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace, these two performed poorly at home in the Premier League, making their season ticket less valuable.

What About The Promoted Sides?

As for Coventry, Ipswich and Hull City, we will not compare their points from last season with their current season ticket price, as they were playing in the EFL Championship. Instead, we will look at the odds that they have been given, and weigh up how valuable their season ticket price may be.

As we can see, Hull City are the favourites to be relegated and have the cheapest season ticket, which would make sense for the Tigers. Coventry and Ipswich have been given the same odds to avoid relegation, yet Ipswich has a slightly lower price. However, we do not know how these teams are going to perform yet, so it will be worth seeing how many points each of these teams get throughout the year to see who has the best value season ticket.