Premier League pint and pie prices soar by up to 27%

Fans face paying up to £7.99 for a pint and £6.50 for a pie this season.

What happened. Premier League clubs have increased food and drink prices, with pints up by as much as 27% and pies also rising.

• Leeds fans see 23% increase to £6.75 a pint.
• Manchester United raise pints by 16% to £6.60.
• Consumer expert Scott Dixon accuses clubs of ripping off fans.

“Having a few beers and a pie with friends at a football match is pretty much part of a ritual.”

— Scott Dixon

Fans may feel increasingly priced out as costs rise alongside season tickets and shirts.

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