The price of a Premier League pint to surpass £10 by 2037
The price of a pint of lager at Premier League stadiums and the exact season each will hit the £10 mark has been revealed by new data.
With the UK inflation rate on alcoholic drinks at 4.3%, the price of a pint at each Premier League stadium is anticipated by analysts to make more of an impact on spend this season.
The findings, which use ONS data, rank all 20 clubs and has revealed how Arsenal fans will be spending a tenner on pints the soonest while Manchester United fans have been forecast to delay the inevitable until 2053.
Additionally, the data predicts that Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest will be the first clubs outside London to charge £10 for a pint, doing so by 2041.
The study from betting site Tipman Tips drilled down to analyse the price of the cheapest pint of lager at each current Premier League stadium and then, by factoring in the current UK inflation rate of 4.3% t for alcoholic drinks, its analysts forecast while would charge £10 or more for a pint in due course. The price of a pint is a much discussed topic for Brits who are highly passionate about rising costs on what is often regarded as a the benchmark for affordability in Britain. The average price of a pint of beer in the UK has risen to reach approximately £5.17, according to a recent survey, but in football stadiums there is a different story.
The most expensive match day pints ahead of the 2025/26 season can be found at Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, where one pint will set fans back by £6.35. The figures show that if inflation on alcoholic drinks continues to rise at its current rate, then a pint at the Emirates Stadium will actually surpass the £10 mark by 2037/38 and is estimated to cost £10.36 by this time.
The research also found that in just a decade’s time (2035/36), a pint at an Arsenal match will cost a hefty £9.52.
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Fulham currently offer the second-most expensive pint in the Premier League at £5.80. But in a decade’s time, a pint at Craven Cottage will cost £9.05, but will cost over £10 by 2038/39.
Chelsea ranked third, as a pint at Stamford Bridge costs £5.70 in 2025/26. However, in a decade, this will increase to £8.69, and will set fans back by more than £10 by 2039/40.
Brentford took fourth place, as the Bees’ current pint price of £5.25 will reach £8.03 in a decade, but will reach more than the £10 mark by 2041/42.
Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest came next, as it currently costs £5.20 for a pint at Villa Park and the City Ground, respectively. These Premier League clubs will be the first outside London to charge more than £10 for a pint, doing so by 2041.
The rest of the top 10 was completed by Tottenham Hotspur, where a pint will surpass the £10 mark by 2041/42. Then, Crystal Palace, Everton, and Leeds, where a pint will cost £10 or more by the start of the 2042/43 season.
On the flipside, the cheapest Premier League stadium to get a pint in 2025/26 continues to be Manchester United, where it costs as little as £3.00 for the cheapest lager option. However, the analysts warned that even Old Trafford is not immune to inflation, and if UK inflation rates on alcoholic drinks continue at their current rate then Manchester United’s cheapest lager option will surpass the £10 mark by the 2053/54 season. Thankfully for Red Devils fans, that is still almost three decades away.
Pint prices have grown at more than double the rate of the average salary since 1990, equal to 300% higher, a move that has made beer fans feel the pinch more than ever before.
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