Arsenal season ticket holders forced to pay second highest fee, £14.61, per goal as Watford fans fork out £219 per win during 2021/22 season
Research has shown that Arsenal fans spent £14.61 per goal last season, the second highest amount of money behind relegated Norwich City.
Vicarage Road proved to be far from a fortress as Watford fans forked out an eye-watering £219 per win as their season culminated in relegation back to the Championship.
Premier League champions Manchester City were unsurprisingly the most cost-effective team with fans having to pay just £3.28 per goal and £21.67 per win - but arch-rivals Manchester United cost their loyal supporters a staggering £53.20 per win and £9.33 per goal.
Leeds fans also felt the full force of their team’s misfortune with fans having to pay £109.75 per win and £24.39 per point.
Elsewhere, the wallets of Liverpool season ticket holders still suffered despite the Reds collecting more points (49) at home than any other team, as fans were charged £13.98 per point and £45.67 per win.
West Ham supporters also benefited from the cost of their season tickets having paid £35.36 per home win, that is less than anyone in the top six and £10.11 less than Liverpool fans.
Chelsea (£9.78), Leicester (£5.89), Crystal Palace (£9.90), Brentford (£8.73), Aston Villa (£7.12), Southampton (£9.28), Everton (£9.77) and Burnley (£9.38) have all benefited from the price of their respective season tickets paying less than £10 per goal during the season.
Tottenham (£20.18), Brighton (£24.77), Wolves (£22.88) and Newcastle (£20) were all on the wrong end of their season ticket prices with fans all having to spend over £20 per point earned.




