We countdown the cheapest sides to watch this year in the Aviva Premiership based on their lowest-price matchday ticket. You may be surprised!
12. Bath (Adult £36/Junior £10)
This may not be a surprise to anyone, with Bath year after year being the most expensive side to watch. A decent Junior price lessens the blow...a little bit.
11. Worcester (Adult £31/Junior £16)
The Warriors surprisingly comes in at second-most expensive in the league, but still a considerable amount cheaper than Bath.
10. Harlequins (Adult £30/Junior £14)
The London-based club remains one of the most expensive teams to watch, forcing supporters to chalk out at least £300 for a matchday ticket.
9. Saracens (Adult £28/Junior £19)
The European champions kick off a number of teams that charge £28. However, with a running track between you and the pitch make sure to take your binoculars to Allianz Park.
8. Leicester Tigers (Adult £28/Junior £15)
The Premiership giants have seen significant changes this summer, with a string of new signings - including the one and only George Ford. To see the glossy new side in action this season will cost at cheapest £28.
7. Northampton Saints (Adult £28/Junior £12)
Saints supporters will have been disappointed by Louis Picamoles departure, but at least their ticket prices have remained the same as last season.
6. Exeter Chiefs (Adult £28/Junior £10)
The reigning champions also charge £28 but have a more reasonable Junior price.
5. Sale Sharks (Adult £25/Junior £15)
Football at the AJ Bell may not be the best standard in the league and perhaps far from it. However, at least the fans can have comfort at their ticket prices, which are reasonably priced at £25.
4. London Irish (Adult £22/Junior £4)
Premier League football returns to the Majeski Stadium this season, bouncing straight back after being relegated in 2016.
3. Wasps - (Adult £24/Junior £0)
Wasps are charging £24 for a matchday ticket while some areas of the ground are free for Juniors. Cracking work from them!
2. Gloucester - (Adult £20/Junior £12)
The fans at Gloucester are arguably the best in the league, and let's hope more singing is greeted with some good results. The fans will be in full voice again too, as the prices for a matchday ticket remain down at £20.
1. Newcastle Falcons - (Adult £12/Junior £4)
After winning their first two games of the season, Falcons fans will be delighted when they see that they're also the cheapest team to watch this season.