MANCHESTER City can add another title to their Prem win — as they are tops when it comes to value for money.
Researchers analysed points accumulated and goals scored last season versus the price of a season ticket.
Manchester City can add another title to their Prem win — as they are tops when it comes to value for money
And City fans — famed for their “We’re not really here” chant — were found to get the most entertainment for their cash.
At the other end of the table, Norwich fans suffer another bottom finish, as they are deemed the most short-changed.
Unsurprisingly Watford were 19th — just as they did in the Prem — but the third value-for-money relegation spot was dramatically filled by North London giants Arsenal.
However local rivals Tottenham should not get too gleeful — as they only finished in 17th place.
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Man United, who slipped out of the Champions League spots into sixth, lagged further behind on VFM, nestling in mid-table behind the likes of Newcastle and Crystal Palace.
Meanwhile, West Ham’s terrific season on the pitch was mirrored off it — with their fans finishing runners-up to Man City.
Leicester came third according to the findings from smart money platform Credit Karma.
Amid the escalating cost-of-living crisis, it found nine of the 20 top teams have increased their season ticket prices ahead of the new season.
It found more than a quarter (28 per cent) of supporters rely on credit cards and loans to pay for their seat.
Another 11 per cent opt for finance packages provided by the club, according to the poll of 2,000 adult fans.
Norwich fans suffer another bottom finish, as they are deemed the most short-changed season ticket holders
