The BBC Sport Price of Football study shows that the average price of the cheapest match-day ticket across all four divisions is £21.49, up 13 per cent since 2011, compared to a 6.8 per cent increase in the cost of living.
The average Premier League season ticket costs £508 compared to £138 in the Bundesliga - Bayern Munich fans can pay as little as £109.65, and in Spain Barcelona fans can get a season ticket for just £103.38
Arsenal is the most expensive club in Europe to watch via a season ticket, ranging from £1,014 to £2,013.
Manchester City have the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League starting at £299.
The cheapest match-day ticket in the Premier League has risen by 15.8 per cent, 31.7 per cent in League One and 19 per cent in League Two
Only in the Championship has it dropped - by 3.2 per cent.
Arsenal have dropped their most expensive match-day ticket from £126 last year to £97.
Chelsea have the highest-priced cheapest match-day ticket of all the Premier League club's - prices at Stamford Bridge begin at £50.
Derby and Sheffield Wednesday both boast £10 match-day tickets - the cheapest in English football and only matched by Southport in the Conference.
The study also shows the average price of the cheapest match-day ticket in Scotland's football's top flight has increased by almost 8% since 2011 - from £18.92 to £20.42.
:: For a full club by club breakdown across England's top five divisions, Scotland's top four divisions, Women's Super League, and Europe, please contact gail.sullivan@bbc.co.uk
Source : PA
Source: PA