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1 min read · Updated 2 August 2026

Premier League Ticket Prices 2026/27: The Live Report.

Live Premier League ticket prices for every club: cheapest match, median price and availability, tracked daily. Final checkout prices incl. fees — free to cite.

Anyseats Research Desk

1 August 2026Updated 2 August 20261 min read

What do Premier League tickets actually cost right now? Not face value, not last season's averages — the price you could buy at today. This report tracks every club's cheapest available match ticket and median price daily across the whole league, computed from live listings at final checkout prices including all fees. It updates every day of the season, the trend column unlocks automatically once a week of tracking accrues for a fixture set, and nothing is backfilled or staged. Use it to spot which club is cheap this week, cite it in an article, or time your own purchase — every fixture page on Anyseats charts its own price history too, with a watch-price alert if you want an email when a match drops.

Live data: computed from 3,614 tickets live across 198 Premier League fixtures on 2 August 2026. Final checkout prices including all fees, GBP. Tracked daily since 31 July 2026.

League median

£369

median cheapest ticket across 198 fixtures

Cheapest match right now

£89

Fulham vs Nottingham Forest

Most expensive match

£2,455

Arsenal vs Brighton Hove Albion

Tickets live today

3,614

across 12 clubs · updated 2 August 2026

ClubFromMedianTickets liveHome fixtures listed
Fulham£89£16144619
Newcastle United£114£11481
Manchester City£144£24551218
Manchester United£163£41244719
Crystal Palace£179£26643219
Liverpool£190£58738019
Everton£191£27055219
Tottenham£216£28740019
Leeds United£222£504527
Aston Villa£223£3219019
Chelsea£538£85221219
Arsenal£855£1,2578320

Cite this data. “The median cheapest Premier League ticket on the secondary market costs £369 as of 2 August 2026, according to the Anyseats Ticket Price Report.” Journalists and bloggers are free to reuse any figure on this page with a link.

How Premier League ticket prices work

The prices above are secondary-market prices: tickets listed by verified sellers on Anyseats, shown at the final checkout price including fees. They move with supply and demand — the opponent, the day and kick-off slot, the seat band, and how close the match is all push prices up or down, which is why the same club's cheapest ticket can differ several-fold between a televised top-six clash and a midweek fixture.

Matchday prices are one half of what football costs — the other is the season ticket. Our verified guide to Premier League season ticket prices 2026/27 covers the official price at all 20 grounds, club by club. Or browse all Premier League tickets and jump to a club in the table above.

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