Premier League Extends Away Ticket Price Cap to Boost Fan Attendance
Source: news.source.channelnewsasia
Premier League clubs have unanimously agreed to extend the 30-pound price cap on away tickets for another season, marking the 10th year of this policy. This decision follows a rise in away game attendance from 82% to 91% since the cap's introduction in 2016. The move is seen as a response to fan campaigns like 'Stop Exploiting Loyalty' and aims to support fans amidst rising costs associated with attending matches.
Key Points
The Premier League has extended the 30-pound away ticket price cap for a 10th season.
Away game attendance has increased from 82% to 91% since the cap was introduced in 2016.
The decision acknowledges the additional costs fans face and the vibrant atmosphere they bring to matches.
The move follows fan campaigns like 'Stop Exploiting Loyalty' which led to ticket price freezes at clubs like Liverpool, Brentford, and Manchester City.
