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Wednesday 14 October 2015 10:15 pm

Price of football: How London Football League clubs Charlton, Brentford, QPR and Millwall compare with each other

By: Joe Hall

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The most expensive season tickets at Football League clubs in London are on average almost 50 per cent cheaper than those in the Premier League, according to the BBC's annual price of football study.

Charlton Athletic offer the cheapest season ticket in the capital for £175, while Arsenal's £2,013 is the most expensive in London and the rest of the UK.

Read more: Football League says average ticket price is just £14

West London-based Fulham and QPR are the only two Football League clubs in the city with a season ticket costing more than £600 – something on offer at every Premier League team in London – while it is impossible to find a Premier League season ticket for less than £300 in the capital.

Championship

ClubMost expensive season ticketMost expensive match-day ticketCheapest season ticketCheapest match-day ticket

Fulham £839 £45 £259 £25
QPR £719 £37 £389 £24
Charlton £550 £37 £175 £17
Brentford £499 £35 £369 £28

At the other end of the price range, the most expensive tickets for a full season at The Valley cost £550 and £37 for a one-off game. The majority of Addicks fans bought season tickets priced between £301 and £400, while the majority of single match tickets were sold for between £21 and £30. If you're in search of Championship football, it's Charlton who offer both the cheapest single adult match-day ticket for £17 and adult season ticket at £175 – cheaper than two matches at Arsenal on the Emirates' most expensive ticket (£97).

Most tickets at Brentford were also sold within the same bracket, but the Bees' cheapest tickets and most expensive tickets were much closer together – £28 and £35 for match-day tickets and £369 and £499 for season tickets.

The most expensive season ticket in the Championship is found at Fulham for £839, while QPR is not far behind at £719.

League One & League Two

Read more: The Championship is the fourth most-watched league in Europe

ClubMost expensive season ticketMost expensive match-day ticketCheapest season ticketCheapest match-day ticket

Leyton Orient (League Two) £570 £39 £180 £22
Millwall (League One) £514 £30 £333 £22
Wimbledon (League Two) £430 £20 £260 £16
Dagenham & Redbridge (League Two) £400 £21 £199 £18
Barnet (League Two) £352 £23 £242 £17

Despite currently languishing in League Two, the third most expensive London season ticket in the Football League is at Leyton Orient for £570. Yet the East London club can also boast of the second-cheapest season ticket for £180.

Beyond the Championship, Millwall have the most expensive season tickets with the majority sold between £401-£500.

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