West Ham fans may have had a lot to cheer about with their seventh-placed Premier League finish last season, but the price of beer and food at the London Stadium heading into the new campaign isn't likely to bring a smile to many fans' faces.
At a startling £7.60 for their most expensive a pint of larger, the Hammers have the highest priced drink in the Premier League. Even the cheapest-priced larger at the East London club will set punters back £7.30.
To add insult to injury, the club also tops the league table when it comes to expensive food, with the cheapest pie available costing an eye-watering £6, again higher than any other club in the top flight.
Prices of food and drink at West Ham are not set by the club themselves but instead by external company Delaware North at the London Stadium.
Not all London-based clubs have quite such expensive food and drink however, with Crystal Palace charging a comparatively inexpensive £9.50 for a pie and a pint at Selhurst Park.
By comparison, Manchester United offer the cheapest larger prices in the Premier League, with a pint at Old Trafford setting you back just £3.
Amidst the rising cost of living, a number of clubs have committed to a freeze in prices for consumables, with United, Bournemouth, Chelsea, Crystal Palace and Wolves all maintaining their prices from the 2021/22 season.
While newly-minted Newcastle have actually reduced their pricing, with the cost of a pint now costing £4.80 at St James' Park.