How Sheffield United's cheapest 24/25 season ticket compares to the rest of the Championship | OneFootball

The Blades earned promotion last season with a second place finish in the table, but were unable to maintain their position in the Premier League.

Chris Wilder will now be planning for life in the second division, with the Yorkshire outfit targeting an immediate promotion.

Supporters will be hoping they will get to enjoy better results at Bramall Lane over the next 12 months after the team won just two of their 19 Premier League games at home last season.

Using figures from Burnley Express, we look at how Sheffield United’s cheapest season ticket price compares to their Championship rivals this season…

Sheffield United’s ticket prices compared to Yorkshire rivals

Sheffield United’s cheapest season ticket price for next season comes in at £543, which puts them at a lower cost than their bitter rivals Sheffield Wednesday.

The Owls are charging £560 for their cheapest season ticket, which puts them at the second most expensive in the entire division.

Danny Rohl’s side just survived against relegation last year, but will be hoping for improvements this summer to help fight further up the table in 2025.

The Blades rank 21st in the division for lowest cost, with only three clubs in total providing a more expensive option.

Other Yorkshire rivals include Leeds United and Hull City, who both narrowly missed out on promotion to the Premier League last season.

The Whites lost the play-off final 1-0 to Southampton, condemning them to another year in the second division.

It will cost £434 to purchase the cheapest season ticket to Elland Road to see if Leeds can earn a top two spot in the next 12 months.

Meanwhile, Hull finished seventh, missing out on the play-offs by just three points.

Tim Walter has been appointed as manager in a bid to bridge the gap to the top six for the upcoming campaign, with the cheapest season ticket set to cost supporters £342.

Championship promotion rivals’ season ticket prices

Burnley and Luton will be joining Sheffield United in returning to the Championship after they were both also relegated last season.

The Clarets are charging less than their Yorkshire rival for the cheapest season ticket at £352, with an equivalent option at Kenilworth Road costing £470.

Both clubs will be aiming to fight for promotion back to the Premier League against the Baldes next year, but it is Burnley where the cheapest season ticket will be.

Norwich City and West Brom will also surely be in the mix for a top six spot next year, having reached the play-offs last term.

The cheapest season ticket at Carrow Road will cost £545.50 compared to West Brom’s equivalent of £399.

The least expensive least expensive season ticket of the entire division will be at the CBS Arena, where Coventry City will be charging supporters £250.

Meanwhile, the most expensive equivalent will be at the Riverside, where Middlesbrough fans will be charged £574 to see Michael Carrick’s team fight for promotion to the Premier League next season.