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Ticket Shock: Why a Surprisingly Strong Economy Might Still Mean Higher Matchday Prices
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2026-02-23
9 min read
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Even with surprising economic growth in 2026, stubborn inflation and rising stadium, hospitality and travel costs could push matchday prices higher—here’s how to protect your fan budget.
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