West Brom make season ticket announcement amid cost of living crisis

Kids will be able to attend West Bromwich Albion games next season for just £1 per match after the club announced their season ticket pricing for 2022/23.

The Baggies will be playing in the Championship next season, meaning there will be 23 fixtures at the Hawthorns. Attendances were down 7.6 percent on the 2019/20 campaign as the cost of living crisis, concerns over Covid-19, inconsistent form and frustration over matches being moved by broadcasters made live football a less enticing prospect for the supporters this season.

In order to retain regular match going supporters, West Brom have frozen their adult prices yet again. A single season ticket for fans aged between 25 and 65 ranging between £329 and £429 depending on where they are seated.

In an effort to "recruit and retain young supporters", children under the age of 17 can get tickets for just £23 as part of their Next Generation campaign. Fans aged 17-19 can purchase season tickets at the flat rate of £99.

There are also concessions for young adults, OAPs and disabled supporters. You can see the full pricing range here and tickets can be bought online or from the East Stand ticket office now.

Current season ticket holders have until Friday, 1 July to renew their tickets for next term.