Cardiff City, Bristol City and Swansea City away ticket prices (Compared) | OneFootball

Bristol City, Cardiff City and Swansea City have all had differing seasons.

The Robins sacked Nigel Pearson and replaced him with Liam Manning, with the latter enjoying a reasonable amount of success at Ashton Gate following his move from Oxford United.

Doing well in the FA Cup before they were knocked out by Nottingham Forest, they should be looking to take confidence from this into their league games and ensure they secure at least a top-half finish.

That would be a good season for Manning's men, who are competing against some tough teams this term.

Cardiff, meanwhile, have fallen away from the top six, but even survival would be a good season for them considering they would have dropped down to League One last season if Reading hadn't suffered a six-point deduction.

Swansea will be the most disappointed out of the three sides - because they have suffered since Russell Martin's departure and clearly miss his presence.

They will be hopeful of enjoying success under Luke Williams, who did well at Notts County, but it doesn't look as though they will be finishing in the promotion mix at the end of this term.

After comparing how the three sides have got on so far this season, we will compare their away ticket prices below.

The Robins' ticket prices vary.

in January, with those who are over 65 paying £31 along with under 25s.

U22s forked out £27, with U19s paying £15 and U12s paying £10.

Leeds United and Southampton fans paid slightly less, with adults spending £30 to watch their teams in action at Ashton Gate.

Unfortunately, only those under the age of 19 were able to pay less than £20 to watch the game, with those in the 65+ and U25 categories paying out £26.

Cardiff City away ticket prices

Cardiff's away ticket prices for recent and upcoming opponents have been much cheaper.

Preston North End fans were charged £20 (adults), £17 (over 60), £12 (aged 16-21) and £9 (U15s).

Stoke City supporters, meanwhile, will pay £22 (adults), £18 (over 60), £13 (aged 16-21) and £10 (U15s), which is slightly more than what the Lilywhites' travelling support will pay.

However, it can certainly be said that their ticket prices are reasonable and that is much-needed for fans of northern teams who face a long journey if they do make the trip to the Cardiff City Stadium.

Swansea City away ticket prices

Cardiff's Welsh rivals Swansea have charged much more.

Leeds fans forked out £34 (adults), £21 (over 65s, Armed Forces, full-time students, U21s), £15 (U18s) and £12 (U12s).

However, some of the Whites' fans will argue that they got value for money, considering their team secured a 4-0 win at the Swansea.com Stadium.

Ipswich Town, with adults paying £32.50, those over 65 and over, students and U21s forking out £20. U18s will pay £14.50 and for U12s, they will pay just £11.