The Tottenham Hotspur Supporters Trust are up in arms after the club’s latest announcement regarding the ticket prices for the Europa League fixtures.

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Europa League ticket prices at Spurs’ stadium

According to The Daily Mail, an adult ticket for the clash against Qarabag at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium cost £30 while Spurs decided to charge £35 for the clash against AZ Alkmaar.

The price increase led to a drop in attendance, with only 53,438 spectators attending Thursday’s game, which is 9,412 below full capacity.

However, despite this, Spurs have decided to charge a higher price for the clash against AS Roma on November 28.

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THST not happy with Spurs announcement
It was announced on Friday that Tottenham’s clash against Roma would be ‘priced equivalent to Category C fixtures’. The cheapest Category C ticket is £38, while the most expensive Category C ticket (not including hospitality) is £81.

THST revealed that they had asked the tickets to be made available for a lower price and admitted that they were disappointed by the latest announcement.

The decision by @SpursOfficial to price tickets for the @EuropaLeague game against @OfficialASRoma equivalent to category C is disappointing. We had asked that tickets for these games would not exceed £35 in line with other home games in the competition.

Almost 9,000 empty?— THST (@THSTOfficial) October 25, 2...