Man City Slash Ticket prices in massive victory for fans after years or protest

Manchester City has lowered MatchDay ticket prices after various fan protests.

The city came under fire this season due to an increase in card costs.

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Fans led demonstrations to protest towards the end of the campaign towards the end of the campaign, with thousands refused to take their seats at the start of some Premier League Luminaires.

Club officials then took action, with chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak who promised to find a solution.

Long negotiations were then held with the city advisory council of the city before Mubarak and Co corresponded to lower prices.

From next season, fans will be charged between £ 40 and £ 60 for category A games, where people are Manchester United” Liverpool And Arsenal.

There will be another £ 5 reduction for category B games and a reduction of £ 10 for category C charts.

The cheapest tickets for category A luminaires are 43 percent lower, with the most expensive down by 22 percent.

Man City still has to release ticket prices for Champions League Luminaires, although they are expected to come down.

The news will be an important boost for supporters who have continued to fight to freeze ticket prices.

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City Matters, the Fan Advisory Board of the club, said on Friday in a statement: “We warmly welcome this announcement of the club, making MatchDay -presence more accessible and creates a lively atmosphere in the Etihad Stadium.

“Thanks to our dialogue with the club, the MatchDay price restrictions, season ticket prize freezing, release of new season tickets and Flexi Golden Seasonal costs adjustments, the value of Fan voices through city matters emphasize.

“This announcement shows the dedication of the club to city matters and is a positive end to this season and our working relationship.

“City matters are looking forward to continuous involvement and transparency with the club to achieve our shared ambition for the success of Manchester City.”