Ticket prices for Arsenal’s potential Premier League title celebration at Selhurst Park have surged to extraordinary levels on the secondary market, with some listings reaching as high as £45,000.
Arsenal’s long-awaited league triumph has triggered intense demand for seats at their final match against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, where the team could lift the trophy in front of travelling supporters.
On resale platforms, away-end tickets are being listed from around £3,000, with most ranging between £10,000 and £20,000. In some cases, prices have climbed to £45,000, while premium and hospitality-style listings are reportedly approaching £60,000 or more.
The surge comes despite UK legislation prohibiting the unauthorised resale of football tickets. However, many of the platforms involved operate from outside the UK, allowing them to function beyond direct British enforcement.
One of the platforms listing such tickets, SeatPick, is included on the Premier League’s list of “unauthorised ticket websites,” alongside several other resale services aggregating similar listings.
In response to the heightened demand and potential ticket abuse, Crystal Palace has introduced strict measures for the fixture. These include disabling ticket sharing for the match, restricting ticket eligibility to accounts created before 1 December, and implementing enhanced security checks at Selhurst Park on matchday.
Despite these restrictions, hundreds of tickets continue to appear online for both home and away sections, with some listings failing to specify exact seat locations, highlighting the scale of speculative resale activity surrounding one of Arsenal’s most significant matches in over two decades.