Alcohol is a central part of the matchday experience across English stadiums and Premier League clubs are well aware of the money they can make selling pints to their supporters.
While most fans partake in liquid refreshment before arriving at the ground, many are known to further indulge in the bowels of the stadium – football fans in England are still not allowed to drink alcohol in sight of the pitch.
As you’d expect, the price of a beer across the Premier League isn’t cheap; only Manchester United and Liverpool offer drinks at a price that doesn’t cause a coughing fit.
And the price of a pint in London is higher than anywhere else. Clubs from the capital make up the top three including an eye-watering beverage cost at West Ham.
We’ve ranked every Premier League club by the price of their matchday pint from least to most expensive.
20. Manchester United – £3
Old Trafford is looking increasingly dated these days but, happily for supporters, that datedness also includes a price of a pint.
While drinks in nearby Chorlton and Didsbury inch closer to the £6 mark, a beer inside Old Trafford is still a reasonable £3. Which, considering some of United’s performances over recent seasons, has been the most silver of linings.
19. Liverpool – £3.30
Just like their arch-rivals, Liverpool offer alcoholic refreshment at a wallet-friendly price; £3.30 is cheaper than most pubs in England these days.
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18. Bournemouth – £4.25
Amidst the rising cost of living, Bournemouth are one of five clubs that have committed to a freeze in prices for consumables. Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Manchester United and Wolves have also maintained their prices from the 2021-22 season.
17. Everton – £4.55
16. Manchester City – £4.60
You’d think that Manchester City could afford to give each supporter a crate of beer without affecting their profit margins but business is business.
Still, £4.60 for a pint compares well with the rest of the Premier League and City fans have the consolation of watching the best players under the best manager so it’s not like they exactly *need* a drink to take the edge off.
15. Newcastle United – £4.80
Newcastle have actually reduced their pricing this season, with the cost of a pint now down to £4.80 at St James’ Park.
14. Brighton – £4.95
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