Manchester United associate fan groups The 1958 and The Red Army led a high-profile protest ahead of their club’s derby against Manchester City on Sunday.
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Clear filterManchester United associate fan groups The 1958 and The Red Army led a high-profile protest ahead of their club’s derby against Manchester City on Sunday.
Three billion, one hundred and ninety-eight million pounds. Unfortunately, that’s not this week’s EuroMillions jackpot. It is, however, the estimated record amount spent by Premier League clubs during the summer transfer window.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE) have called on the EU to introduce a ban on dynamic pricing at football – and they are backed by the multinational consumer rights group Euroconsumers.
Liverpool have announced that plans to increase ticket prices at Anfield for the next three years are on hold following pressure from supporters.
This week Fulham announced that season ticket prices would be going up at Craven Cottage yet again – a move which Fulham Supporters Trust (FST) says places an “undue burden on loyal fans”.
Everton supporters are the latest to hit out against planned ticket price hikes as the Everton Fan Advisory Board (FAB) released the results of a survey showing a clear majority of fans opposed the club’s decision to increase prices. The FSA backs the Everton FAB’s message which is entirely in keeping with our #StopExploitingLoyalty campaign.
Tens of thousands of Liverpool fans said “no” to multi-year ticket price rises with a stunning visual protest at this weekend’s Premier League clash against Crystal Palace. Last month the club said it would increase prices linked to inflation for three seasons.
Liverpool fans are planning a raft of actions against the club’s owners amid “overwhelming opposition” to planned ticket price rises.
At its shareholders’ meeting today, the Premier League confirmed that the popular away fans ticket price cap would be extended for another two seasons – something that will save supporters millions of pounds.
Nottingham Forest have frozen season ticket prices for 2026/27 and reintroduced the young adult 18-21 category following discussions with FSA members Nottingham Forest Supporters’ Trust (NFST).
Supporters in the Premier League look set to face another summer of price rises, as seven clubs announce their pricing plans for 2026-27.
Ticket prices are once again in the Parliamentary spotlight as an MP has launched an Early Day Motion (EDM) which raises “serious concerns” at ticket price rises and calls on clubs to engage with supporters’ groups on the issue.
Supporters from across football took part in a studio discussion with football legends on The Overlap this week calling for action to protect our game’s fan culture.
Arsenal fans have expressed their frustration after the club announced its latest round of price increases, which included a shocking £168 general admission ticket.
At the end of last year we visited Parliament to launch our #StopExploitingLoyalty Blueprint which spells out the campaign aims and gives FSA member groups discussion points to raise in meetings with their clubs.
Here at the FSA we love the FA Cup and the 3rd Round draw is one of the highlights of the domestic football calendar – but games being moved for TV and higher ticket prices are in real danger of spoiling that magic.
The FSA’s #StopExploitingLoyalty campaign has received Parliamentary support with MPs signing an Early Day Motion (EDM) in support of lower top-flight ticket prices.
Supporters’ groups from all 20 Premier League clubs have co-signed a letter calling for a two-year halt on home ticket price increases under the banner ‘Protect the Fans. Protect the Game.’
Consumer group Which? are asking the PM to protect music and sports fans from online touts in the secondary ticketing market. While the issues facing fans aren’t identical to football we think “dynamic” pricing is a real threat and support the broad principles behind the campaign. We co-signed their letter and, as a result, the FSA is listed alongside the likes of Coldplay, New Order and Radiohead. Read more from Which? below…
The Football Supporters’ Association’s #StopExploitingLoyalty campaign hit Parliament this week as supporters representatives and MPs met to combat high ticket prices on Tuesday.
