Premier League Extends £30 Away Ticket Cap for Two More Seasons
The Premier League has officially confirmed the extension of its £30 cap on away ticket prices for an additional two seasons. This significant decision ensures that visiting supporters will continue to benefit from this affordability measure until the conclusion of the 2026/27 campaign.
Originally introduced to support travelling fans and promote accessibility across all fixtures, the cap has been a cornerstone initiative widely praised by fan groups. This continued commitment underscores the league's dedication to making live football experiences more affordable and accessible for the passionate supporters who follow their clubs on the road, mitigating potential financial barriers to attending away matches.
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