Premier League prices: The cost of season tickets
Football fans are preparing to march on the Premier League's head office this afternoon in protest at the rising price of season tickets.
Here, in alphabetical order, are those prices:
Arsenal
Lowest: £1,014
Highest: £2,013
Aston Villa
Lowest: £335
Highest: £615
Burnley
Lowest: £499
Highest: £685
Chelsea
Lowest: £595
Highest: £1,250
Crystal Palace
Lowest: £550
Highest: £720
Everton
Lowest: £544
Highest: £719
Hull City
Lowest: £501
Highest: £572
Leicester City
Lowest: £365
Highest: £730
Liverpool
Lowest: £710
Highest: £869
Manchester City
Lowest: £299
Highest: £860
Manchester United
Lowest: £532
Highest: £950
Newcastle United
Lowest: £383
Highest: £710
Queens Park Rangers
Lowest: £499
Highest: £949
Southampton
Lowest: £608
Highest: £853
Stoke City
Lowest: £459
Highest: £609
Sunderland
Lowest: £400
Highest: £525
Swansea City
Lowest: £449
Highest: £499
Tottenham Hotspur
Lowest: £795
Highest: £1,895
West Bromwich Albion
Lowest: £349
Highest: £459
West Ham United
Lowest: £640
Highest: £910
Source: sportingintelligence
Protesters cite that many of the top football clubs in Europe sell season tickets much cheaper than the Premier League clubs.
The cheapest season ticket at German club Borussia Dortmund is £160 with the top price at £689.
Although Real Madrid's most expensive season ticket is £1,460, its cheapest is just £177.