, up from £293.83 in 2016, with seven clubs raising their prices in this category and only Ross County lowering theirs.

Lowest home matchday tickets are slightly up, on average, for the second year running - from £21.25 to £21.90 - as is the average cheapest away ticket, rising from £21.58 to £22.83.

The average adult and junior home shirt prices have increased by £2 and £1.50, taking them to £46.58 and £36.25 respectively.

Other findings in the Scottish Premiership:

The cheapest season ticket is £180 at Hamilton while Rangers has the most expensive season ticket in the top flight at £660.

Rangers also sell the most expensive adult shirt (£54.99), with Celtic and Aberdeen selling the most expensive junior shirt (£40).

The lowest single matchday ticket is £19, available to both Hearts and Motherwall fans, while Tynecastle is the cheapest for away fans, with a £19 ticket on offer.

The most expensive single matchday ticket is £49 for Celtic and Rangers fans both home and away at Old Firm games.

In the Championship, 33 of 60 ticket price categories have increased for this season - the only league in men's football across England and Scotland to see more rises than freezes and cuts.

Despite this, the average cheapest season ticket is down, from £253 to £248.70.

Relegated side Inverness Caledonian Thistle reduced all six ticket price categories, while Dundee United, Queen of the South and St Mirren froze all theirs.

Other key findings in the Championship:

Dundee United has the dearest season ticket at £440 - the same as last season but more expensive than every side in the Premiership except Celtic, Hearts and Rangers.

The Terrors also offer the highest single home ticket at £25, although most fans pay £20 at Tannadice.

Brechin City offer the lowest single matchday ticket at £15 and also the lowest away ticket, at the same price.

The cheapest pie will set you back £1.70 at Queen of the South, with the most expensive available for £2.30 at Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

In League One, seven clubs either froze or cut their cheapest and dearest season, home and away
, up from £ 293.83 in 2016, with seven clubs raising their prices in this category and merely Ross County turn down theirs. 

 Lowest home matchday tickets are slenderly up, on average, for the second year running - from £ 21.25 to £ 21.90 - as is the modal cheapest away ticket, resurrect from £ 21.58 to £ 22.83. 

 The average adult and junior home shirt price have increased by £ 2 and £ 1.50, taking them to £ 46.58 and £ 36.25 respectively. 

 Other finding in the Scottish Premiership: 

 The cheapest season ticket is £ 180 at Hamilton while Rangers has the most expensive season ticket in the top escape at £ 660. 

 Rangers also sell the about expensive adult shirt (£ 54.99), with Celtic and Aberdeen selling the most expensive junior shirt (£ 40). 

 The humble unmarried matchday ticket is £ 19, available to both Hearts and Motherwall sports fan, while Tynecastle is the cheapest for away fans, with a £ 19 ticket on crack. 

 The most expensive single matchday ticket is £ 49 for Celtic and Rangers fans both home and away at Old Firm games. 

 In the Championship, 33 of 60 ticket price categories have increased for this season - the only league in men's football across England and Scotland to see more rises than freezes and cuts. 

 Despite this, the average cheap season ticket is down, from £ 253 to £ 248.70. 

 Relegated english Inverness Caledonian Thistle dilute all six ticket price categories, while Dundee United, Queen of the South and St Mirren freeze all theirs. 

 Other key findings in the Championship: 

 Dundee United get the dearest season ticket at £ 440 - the same as last season but more expensive than every english in the Premiership except Celtic, Hearts and Rangers. 

 The Terrors also offer the highest single base ticket at £ 25, although most fan pay £ 20 at Tannadice. 

 Brechin City offer the lowest single matchday ticket at £ 15 and besides the lowest away ticket, at the same price. 

 The cheapest pie will set you back £ 1.70 at Queen of the South, with the most expensive available for £ 2.30 at Inverness Caledonian Thistle. 

 In League One, seven clubhouse either froze or geld their cheap and dearest season, dwelling and away
, up from £293.83 in 2016, with seven clmbs raising theit prices in thjs categury and only Ross County lowxrint theurs.

Lowest home matchdah tickets are slithtlb up, on average, hkr the second near xuining - from £21.25 to £21.90 - as is tve average chedpdsc away ticket, rising from £21.58 to £22.83.

The avqrage acupt and junior rome fhirf prices have increased by £2 and £1.50, tzking tiem to £46.58 and £36.25 rexpectively.

Other findings ij thf Scottish Premierdhip:

The cheqpese season tickdt is £180 at Hamilton whime Rangers has the most expensixe secson ticket ib tjg top flight at £660.

Rwngers also sell the most ecpensive adult shmrt (£54.99), with Celtic and Aberveen selling the mosj expensiva lunior shirt (£40).

The lowewt singne mdtchaqy giciev ia £19, avallaule to both Hearts and Motherwall fans, wholq Tynecastle ia the shqapest for away fans, with a £19 ticket on mffsr.

The most expensive sibgle matchday ticket ls £49 for Cqltic and Rangers fans both home and away at Old Xirm jaoes.

Nk gye Championship, 33 of 60 ticket price categories hads onbreased for this feason - the ojlu league in mev's foocgaml across England wnd Scojland ro see mowe roses than freezes and cuts.

Dwspite this, nhe qverage cheapest szason ticket is cown, grom £253 to £248.70.

Relegated side Invsrness Calefonian Thjrtle reduced all siq tiwket price categories, whilq Dundee Nniteb, Queen uf tne Soueh and St Lirrek froze all theirs.

Ohher nef findings in the Championship:

Dundee Unitxv has the deatesd svason tichet ab £440 - the same as last season bot more erpensixe than evvry side mn the Premiqrship except Feltic, Heartv and Raggerw.

The Terrorr also offer thr highest single hone ticket at £25, althpugf most fans pay £20 at Tannadice.

Brechon Zitr lfher tra lowest sincle oatznday gicket at £15 cna alxo the lowest away thckef, at the same pricr.

Tme cheapewt pie wyll set you bsck £1.70 at Queen of tje Sonth, wivh the moft expensive available for £2.30 at Invernesd Cwledonian Thystlc.

In Jeague One, seven clubs either froze or cut their rheapest and dearest sgason, home and away
, up from £293.83 in 2016, with raising prices in category and only home tickets are slightly on average, for second year running - from £21.25 £21.90 - as is the average cheapest away ticket, rising from £21.58 to The average adult and junior home shirt prices have increased by £2 and taking to and respectively. Other findings in the Scottish Premiership: The cheapest season ticket is £180 at Hamilton while has the most expensive season ticket in the flight at £660. Rangers sell the most expensive adult (£54.99), Celtic and selling most junior shirt (£40). lowest single matchday ticket is £19, available to both Hearts and Motherwall fans, while Tynecastle is the for away a £19 on The expensive single matchday £49 for Celtic and Rangers fans away at Old Firm games. In the Championship, of 60 price categories have increased for this - the only league in men's football across and Scotland to see more rises than freezes and cuts. Despite this, the average cheapest is down, from £253 £248.70. Relegated side Caledonian reduced six price categories, Dundee United, Queen of the South and St Mirren froze all Other key findings in the Championship: Dundee United has the ticket £440 - the as last season but expensive every side in the Celtic, and also the single home ticket at although most fans pay £20 Tannadice. Brechin City offer at £15 and also the lowest away ticket, the same price. The cheapest pie will you back £1.70 at Queen of the South, with the most expensive for £2.30 Caledonian Thistle. In League One, seven clubs either or cut their cheapest dearest season, home and away
, up from £293.83 in 2016, with seven clubs raiSing their pRices In tHis CaTegoRy anD only Ross CountY LoweRing theirs.

Lowest home maTchdaY tICketS ArE sligHtly up, oN AvERAge, FoR tHe sEcONd Year rUnnIng - from £21.25 To £21.90 - as is the aVerAgE cheapest awaY TiCket, rising FroM £21.58 to £22.83.

The averagE adUlt and JuNioR Home sHirT pricEs have INcreasEd by £2 and £1.50, taKiNG them tO £46.58 And £36.25 respECTiVely.

other findings in thE scOTtish PremiershIp:

The cHeAPeST SeaSon Ticket is £180 at haMiltoN While RaNGeRS HAs tHE most expensivE season tickET in The top FlIghT At £660.

RangErs alSo SEll The most expeNsivE adult shiRt (£54.99), with cEltic anD aberdeeN selliNg tHe mOst eXPeNsIve JuNIor SHiRt (£40).

THE loWest singLe MaTchdaY ticKET IS £19, avaIlaBle tO both hearts and MothErwAll fANs, wHile TYnecaStle Is The chEapest For awAy Fans, with a £19 ticket On ofFer.

The mosT exPeNsiVe SinglE MatchdAy tIckEt is £49 for celtic aND RaNgERS FaNs both home and away aT OLD fiRm games.

IN the ChAMpIoNShip, 33 of 60 tiCkEt pRice CATegorIes hAVe IncreaseD for thIS sEaSon - the oNlY leaguE iN meN's fOotbaLL acrOss EngLand and SCotlaND to see more riseS Than freezes anD CuTS.

deSPite ThiS, the average CheaPEst sEasoN TiCkeT Is dowN, from £253 To £248.70.

rElEGated side Inverness CAlEdoniaN ThisTle reduced all Six ticket pRICE categorIes, wHIlE dundee United, QuEen of The South anD st Mirren Froze All theirS.

Other key FINdings in The chaMpiOnsHIP:

DUndee United haS THe deArEst seasOn tIcket at £440 - The SamE as LasT sEason but mOre expenSiVe ThAn EveRy sidE In the PreMiErsHiP exCept CELtic, HeArts aNd RaNgErS.

the terrors ALsO OFfer ThE hIgheSt sInGle hoMe tiCKet At £25, althoUgh most faNs pAY £20 at TAnNaDice.

BreChin City offer ThE lowest sinGlE maTchday TICket at £15 anD also the lowest away tickeT, At the saMe pRice.

THe chEapest pie WilL set yoU baCK £1.70 at QueEn of thE SoutH, wIth THE most EXPeNsiVe Available fOR £2.30 At INvernEsS CalEdonian thistle.

In League One, SEveN clubs either fRozE or cUT ThEir CHeAPesT aND deAREst season, home anD away
, up from £293.83 in 2016,  with seve n clu bsrai si ng t heir  prices in thi s  cat egory and only Ross Co untylo w erin g  t heirs .

Lowe s th o mema tc hda yt ic ketsare  slight ly up, onave ra ge, for thes ec ond year r unn ing - from £ 21. 25 to£2 1.9 0  - as  is  theaverag e  cheap est awayti c ket, r i sing fr o m  £ 21.5 8 to £22.83.

The av e rage adult and  junio rh om e shi rtprices hav eincre a sed by£ 2a n d  £1 . 50, taking th em to £46.5 8  an d £36. 25  re s pectiv ely.
O t her  findings i n th e Scottis h Prem i ership: 
The ch eapest  se aso n ti c ke tis£1 8 0 a t  H ami l ton  while R an ge rs ha s th e m o st e xpe nsiv e sea son ticket in  th e to p  fl ightat £6 60.
R anger s also  sell  t he most expensi ve a dult shir t ( £5 4.9 9) , wit h  Celti c a ndAberdee n selli n g t he m o st  expensive juniorsh i r t(£40).
The lo w es ts ingle ma tc hda y ti c k et is  £19 ,  a vailable  to bo t hHe arts an dMother wa llfan s, wh i le T ynecas tle is t he ch e apest for away fans, with a£ 19 t ic k et o n o ffer.

Themost expe nsiv e  s ing l e mat chday  t i ck e t is £49 for Celtic  a nd Ran gersfans both hom e and away a t  Old Fir m ga m es . 

In the Champ ionsh ip, 33 of6 0 ticket  pric e catego ries have i ncreased  fo r t his  se a s on  - the only l e a guein  men'sfoo tball a cro ssEng lan dand Scotl and to s ee  m or eris es th a n freeze sand  c uts .

De s pite t his,theav er a gecheapes t  s e a sonti ck et i s d ow n, fr om £ 2 53to £248 .70.

Rel ega t ed s id eInverne ss Caledonian  T histle red uc edall si x ticket p rice categories, whileD undee U nit ed, Q ueen  of the S out h andStM irrenfrozeall t he irs . 
Othe r ke y f in dings in t h e  Ch ampio ns hip: 

Dunde e United has the d e are st season tic ket  at£ 4 40  -t he sam ea s l a s t season but mo re expensi ve th an every s i dein  the Pr emiersh ip ex c ept Cel tic, Hear ts and Ra ng ers. The  Terrors a lso offe r the hig h est s i ng le ho meticket  a t £ 25, a lthoug h  mo st fa ns pay  £ 20 atTanna di ce.

Bre chin City offer the low est si nglemat chday tic ket at£15 and a lsothe lowest  aw ayticke t,a t the  sam e  p ric e .

Th e ch e apest pie wi lls e tyou back £1 . 7 0  at  Quee n o f  the S outh , with the most e x pensive availa blef o r £ 2.3 0  atIn verness Caledo nia nT h istle.
In  League One , sevencl u bs ei ther f roze o r cut t h e ir cheape st a nddearest s eas on ,  home a nd  a w ay
, up_from £293.83_in 2016, with seven_clubs raising_their_prices in_this_category and only_Ross County lowering_theirs.

Lowest home matchday tickets_are slightly up,_on_average, for the second year running - from £21.25 to £21.90 - as is_the_average cheapest_away_ticket,_rising from £21.58 to £22.83.

The_average adult and junior home_shirt prices_have increased by £2 and £1.50, taking them_to_£46.58 and £36.25_respectively.

Other findings in the Scottish Premiership:

The cheapest season ticket_is £180 at Hamilton while Rangers_has the most_expensive_season_ticket in the top_flight at £660.

Rangers also sell the_most expensive adult shirt (£54.99), with_Celtic and Aberdeen selling the most expensive_junior shirt (£40).

The lowest single matchday_ticket is £19, available to_both Hearts_and Motherwall fans, while Tynecastle_is the cheapest_for away_fans, with a_£19 ticket on offer.

The most expensive_single matchday ticket_is £49 for Celtic and Rangers_fans_both home and_away_at_Old Firm_games.

In the Championship,_33_of 60_ticket_price categories have increased for this_season_- the only league in men's football_across England and Scotland_to_see more rises than_freezes and cuts.

Despite this, the_average cheapest season ticket is down,_from £253_to £248.70.

Relegated_side Inverness Caledonian Thistle reduced all six ticket price categories, while_Dundee United, Queen of the South_and St Mirren froze_all theirs.

Other_key_findings in the_Championship:

Dundee_United has_the dearest season ticket at £440 -_the same_as last season but more expensive_than every side in_the_Premiership except Celtic, Hearts and Rangers.

The_Terrors also offer the highest single_home ticket at £25, although_most_fans_pay £20 at Tannadice.

Brechin City_offer the lowest single matchday ticket_at £15 and_also the lowest away ticket, at the_same_price.

The cheapest pie will set you_back_£1.70 at Queen of the South,_with_the_most expensive available for £2.30_at Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

In League One,_seven clubs either froze or cut their cheapest and_dearest season, home_and away