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How much more are fans paying now compared to five years ago?
The BBC's Price of Football study has the answers.
Which club sells the most expensive season ticket in the Premier League?
1. Arsenal - £2,013
2. Tottenham - £1,895
3. Chelsea - £1,250
4. West Ham - £955
5. Manchester United - £950
Which club sells the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League?
1. Stoke - £294
2. Manchester City - £299
3. Aston Villa - £335
4. Leicester - £365
5. Sunderland - £370
And who sells the cheapest matchday ticket to adults?
1. £22 - Leicester City
2=. £23 - Aston Villa and Crystal Palace
4=. £25 - Stoke, Sunderland, West Brom, West Ham
What about the most expensive matchday ticket for adults?
1. £97 - Arsenal
2. £95 - West Ham
3. £87 - Chelsea
4. £81 - Tottenham
5. £59 - Liverpool
Last year's Price of Football study analysed more than 700 tickets, with 70% seeing a price freeze or reduction.
As it stands, eight of the 20 Premier League clubs have already released their season ticket prices for the 2016-17 campaign.
West Ham have brought down their prices, as they prepare to move to the Olympic Stadium in the summer.
Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle, Norwich and Swansea have all frozen their prices, and Liverpool have now decided to do the same after scrapping their controversial plans to raise the top-price tickets.
The majority of Crystal Palace's season ticket prices will stay the same, although there will be an increase in one section of the ground.
When contacted by BBC Sport, 11 clubs said their price ranges have not yet been decided and will be released later in the year.
You can download the full results of the Price of Football 2015 here (pdf 536 KB).
The cost of watching football has become a major talking point yet again, following a protest by Liverpool fans last weekend.