TICKETS for Arsenal’s final day clash with Wolves have hit the market for a staggering £53,000 EACH.
Gunners fans are dreaming of seeing their team lift the Premier League trophy on May 28.
GettyArsenal are bidding to win their first Prem title since 2004[/caption]
Tickets for their final home game are selling for $60,000 (£53,000)
Mikel Arteta’s side sit eight points clear of champions Manchester City in the Prem title race – albeit with Pep Guardiola’s men possessing a game in hand.
Arsenal are aiming to win their first league crown since 2004.
And such is the excitement within the Gunners fanbase, that some chancers have listed their tickets on resale sites for a huge profit.
Fans that want to purchase tickets second hand currently have to pay more than a grand to do so.
And one pair of lower tier seats are even on the market for a staggering £53,000 each.
Usually, the most expensive ticket – in the Centre Upper – is £131.
While Arsenal fans are giddy with excitement, supporters of other teams joked that some will be paying a fortune to watch their team come second.
One responded: “To watch Man City lift the trophy on the big screen?”
A second tweeted: “Would love it if it sold for that price and City won the league instead.”
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And a third commented: “That’s a lot of money to watch them lift nothing.”
Another added: “Who’s going to pay that much to sit with the gods especially when City will be 9 pts clear aswell.”
Arsenal fans, on the other hand, are not impressed with those flogging their seats for big money.
One tweeted: “Everyone who sells a ticket for more than 50% above face value should be fined…”
While a second added: “Its a shame really the working class getting frozen out of the sport that they make soo special.”
A third confidently wrote: “The PL will be decided before that game.”
Mikel Arteta’s side are currently eight points clear of Man CityRichard Pelham / The Sun
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