Millwall is at the top of the league, but which one?
Unfortunately for the fans of the club sitting 14 in the championship, it is the 'cost of pet experiences' on the table, instead of being on the cusp of promotion to the Premier League.
Although his last campaign in the upper division is the 1989-90 season, he has not prevented the lions from charging their young fans more on the two best flights in English football.
The opportunity to go out with the team for a weekend game at DEN will resume the followers of £ 400.
So what do you get for an experience that costs £ 30 more than the cheapest adult season ticket of Millwall had a price for this season?
A homemade kit, three game tickets, the opportunity to meet the players before the game and a training session with a Junior team coach.
The price that costs for being a pet in each Premier League club has been revealed
There are only four Premier League clubs that charge for the experience of being a pet.
Millwall on the side of the championship has the most expensive pet package in English football
And if you think it sounds like a bargain, then Alex Neil's team, which is in its eighth consecutive season in the championship, offers a £ 50 discount for mid -week games!
The second most expensive package in English football belongs to a team that has been flirting with the possibility of joining Millwall in the championship next season, Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Vitor Pereira was named in December with Club 19 and five security points, but has taken the side of the descent zone, opening a two -point gap on Leicester City.
Despite their fights in the countryside, the fanatics of young Wolves pay more in the Premier League for a pet experience, with packages that begin at £ 290 and increase to £ 395.
Those prepared to pay prices have the opportunity to go next to Pereira in Molineux, while some packages include two adult and two junior tickets.
The West Midlands headquarters is one of the four Premier League clubs that they charge for the experience, with the local rivals Aston Villa, which makes it free this season.
Last year, Villa charged £ 524 for the matches of category B and an exorbitant £ 569 for the games of category A, which included accessories against the traditional Big Six, Newcastle and Wolves.
The privilege of leaving with Unai Emery's men is now restricted to its rewards program; children of military supporters of Aston Villa; local schoolchildren; and children and brothers of their charity partners.
Wolves fans pay more in the Premier League for a pet experience, with packages ranging from £ 290 to £ 395, with this the second most expensive price in English football
Aston Villa used to charge until a whopping £ 569 to be a pet, but now it's free this season
AFC Bournemouth has also made its free pet experience for this season, an opportunity that cost £ 300 last year.
Leave Brighton & Hove Albion, Ipswich Town and West Ham United, such as the only sides of the division they charge for the experience.
The seagulls offer a 'Captain Package' to £ 340, which includes three tickets and a warm -up prior to the pitchsis game with the Gully The Gaviota club.
Brighton supporters who wish to save £ 100 can opt for the 'standard package', with only two tickets and without a photo prior to the party in the central circle with captains and officials.
The Boys Tractor charge £ 250 for each game, with two tickets and a criminal shooting between the benefits for those who succeed on the ballot.
In the London Stadium, the price varies from £ 175 to £ 375, which includes two tickets and an introduction to the players of the first team.
Although other Premier League teams do not charge for pet experiences, clubs often impose requirements or use them to make charitable contributions.
For example, in Brentford, it is free for junior seasonal ticket holders between six and 12 years.
West Ham unete to Wolves, Brighton and Ipswich like the other high -flying equipment to load
But children have to buy and use their last home kit, which is usually sold on their website at £ 73.
In Old Trafford, the Manchester United Foundation is responsible for assigning pet experience places, although its waiting list is currently closed due to high demand.
In general, they try to offer children between seven and 13 years old with long -term or terminal diseases, or children who attend the schools and projects of the Foundation.
Moving a division towards the championship, there are nine clubs that offer a pet experience paid for this season.
Sheffield United, Middlesbrough and QPR charge £ 350, with a variable number of courtesy tickets included for the cost of water.
There are two included in Bramall Lane, three in Riverside and four for those attending E loftus Road.
QPR even offers an agreement with two pet experience packages available for £ 450!
Blackburn Rovers, Bristol City and Norwich championship candidates charge more than 200 per game.
Sunderland, which charges £ 185 and West Bromwich Albion, completes the list of pet experiences that pay rates, charged by £ 185 and West Bromwich Albion at £ 150.
Despite the cost, the high demand among fans has led the Black Cats to close their waiting list until the 2028/29 season.
Packages for Baggies supporters have also been exhausted for the rest of the campaign.