While most fans turn up to watch their teams from the stands, some arrive in style and pay a lot more for their matchday experience.

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Manchester City has the most expensive package, which will set fans back an eye-watering £4,200-per-person.

The ‘Autograph’ package must be bought by groups of two, four, six or eight.

It allows fans the opportunity to have a meet and greet with a club legend while also joining them on a stadium tour as well as entrance to the Tunnel Club.

Guests will also be able to go pitchside and watch the warm-ups before the game as well as see the teams in the glass players’ tunnel at the Etihad.

During the game, they will be right in the action as the seats are directly behind the team dugouts.

After full-time some of the first-team squad players will come for a meet and greet with the guests.

The most extravagant package in the Premier League comes from a team challenging further down the table.

West Ham fans could pay up to £4,000 for two people, which includes a helicopter flight over the London skyline.

They will also have a tour of the Rush Green Training Ground before getting in a private car to the London Stadium.

After a three-course meal, they will then enjoy a meet and greet with a club ambassador before taking their lower-tier seats behind the tunnel.

The most cost-effective package on offer in the Premier League is at Wolves.

Supporters in a group of ten can get to enjoy the pitch-facing Sir Jack’s Restaurant before going on to padded seats.

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The package which was on offer for the game against Arsenal in April is worth £3,420, which is a snip at £342-per-person.

The fans also get three car park passes and a tour of the dressing rooms and tunnel areas.

The club also offers them a sparkling wine reception, a group photo and a gift.

At half-time, guests are served up food from a four-course menu and then they get refreshments at full-time.

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Arsenal has one of the most in-demand packages as it has already sold out for the rest of the season.

The ‘Hero Experience’, which will set people back £2,875-per-person includes a host of treats for its guests.

It is the second most expensive package in the Premier League and gives people a three-course meal before the match.

Guests are also presented with a squad-signed football shirt from one of the first-team players.

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They also get to have a pre-match tour with a club legend.

Other clubs also offer unique experiences to their fans.

For example, Nottingham Forest supporters can watch on from the director’s box at the City Ground and have a meal in the club’s boardroom.

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