The cost of watching football in Britain has dropped or remained the same for the majority of fans, a study by BBC Sport has found.

Its annual 'Price of Football' study analysed more than 700 tickets across 230 British clubs and found that just over 70 per cent of supporters have not had to pay more to watch their team this season.


52 per cent of prices were held at last year’s rate and 18 per cent were reduced. Just under 30 per cent became more expensive.

What about in the Premier League?

Despite the good news for most supporters, there is still evidence of fans being priced out at the top level of the game.


The cheapest matchday ticket in the Premier League now costs more than £30 on average for the first time after 11 clubs put up prices in this category. It now averages £30.68, up from £28.80 last year.

£30.68
The average price of the cheapest matchday Premier League ticket

The study does not, however, include the full complement of Premier League sides. Swansea City were the only club to decline to take part in the study.
Oyinbo dey try!


This prices might look cheap to you not until you convert £30.68 to the Nigerian naira and you get #14,294.58
Ha!
But in Nigeria we know our way out it's just #100 or #150

So we should fry beans