Arsenal, second in the Premiership last season, have the most expensive tickets in the season ticket prices league. The cheapest season ticket is £855 (€1,243), with the highest-priced at £1,825 - both of them at Arsenal's Highbury stadium.

Tottenham come second with £540-£1350, with Chelsea third with £650-£1,150.

The cheapest match day tickets in the Premiership this season can be found at Wigan, where £12 can get you into the ground.

The most expensive seat is at White Hart Lane, where Spurs are charging £70 for what they judge to be "Category A" games; these include the visits of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and West Ham.

The average cheapest season ticket in the Premiership is £674. The average dearest is £704.

West Ham fans will pay for their promotion to the top division. Their most expensive season ticket costs £745, more than a comparable ticket at Liverpool, Manchester United or Newcastle. The most expensive match day ticket at Upton Park is £53, only £1 cheaper than Arsenal and more than Chelsea.

For different reasons, Manchester United fans should make the most of this season. Documents prepared by the Glazer family reveal that under their ownership, ticket prices will increase by 65 per cent within four years, making the average cost of a seat at Old Trafford £46.

Last season it was £29.90, although the old board, responding to plunging half-yearly profits, announced increases to £33.40. Manchester United season tickets range from £399-£684.