It can cost anything from £9 to £97 for an adult to watch a Premier League match during the 2018-19 season.
Arsenal are once again offering the most expensive admission in the English top flight this term, with their £97 ticket the top price for games they class as 'category A' against their most important opponents.
Liverpool, on the other hand, boast the cheapest ticket in the Premier League after freezing their prices for the third year in a row.
It is possible to get into a game at Anfield for just £9 at the top of their new main stand, but it should be noted that those tickets are in limited supply and the next-cheapest ticket they offer is priced at £37 - £10 more than Arsenal's lowest.
A ticket in the famous Anfield Kop, meanwhile, will set spectators back £43 at the most and £37 at the very least.
Manchester United's highest price for a single ticket is the lowest of any of the 'big six' clubs, but they are also the only club in the league to only sell Premier League tickets to fans who have paid to join their membership scheme, which starts at £20 a season.
Tickets to see the Red Devils at Old Trafford have been frozen for 2018-19, which means they have now remained unchanged for seven seasons in succession.
Tottenham, who are still playing at Wembley this season while the finishing touches are put on their new stadium, are the only other team in the division to sell a ticket for more than £90.
Premier League single-ticket prices
| Team | Most expensive | Least expensive |
|---|---|---|
| Arsenal | £97 | £27 |
| Bournemouth | £55 | £32 |
| Brighton | £65 | £30 |
| Burnley | £40 | £30 |
| Cardiff City | £42 | £25 |
| Chelsea | £87 | £30 |
| Crystal Palace | £53 | £30 |
| Everton | £49 | £38 |
| Fulham | £75 | £30 |
| Huddersfield Town | £30 | £30 |
| Leicester City | £50 | £26 |
| Liverpool | £59 | £9 |
| Manchester City | £58 | £30 |
| Manchester United | £53 | £31 |
| Newcastle United | £50 | £27 |
| Southampton | £52 | £32 |
| Tottenham | £95 | £30 |
| Watford | £42 | £36 |
| Wolves | £40 | £22 |
| West Ham | £80 | £25 |
*Prices shown subject to change.
Spurs hope to move into the new 62,000-seater Tottenham Hotspur Stadium before the end of 2018 and are charging the highest prices for season tickets, with the most expensive end of the scale costing £2,200.
The lowest upper limit for a single adult ticket is at Huddersfield Town, who sell tickets for the same price of £30 every week no matter the opponent or the seat.
Despite an increase from last season, Huddersfield also retain the prize for the cheapest season ticket having given fans the chance to renew their seats for £249 across the board.
Everton have the most expensive lower limit on an ordinary adult ticket at £38, which is for the family enclosure, though it is notable that there is a differential of just £11 between that and the most expensive seats in Goodison Park.
A majority of clubs now categorise matches depending on the opponent and increase and decrease prices accordingly.
Huddersfield are the only club in the league who do not follow that model or vary the price of tickets depending on their location within the stadium.
There is a gulf of £70 between the cheapest Arsenal ticket in their lowest category and the most expensive in their highest, while Tottenham's stands at £65 and West Ham's at £55.
Joining Huddersfield at the lower end of the scale are newly promoted Wolves, whose prices range from £22 to £40, and Burnley, who do not have categories and sell tickets for between £30 and £40.
