Manchester United have confirmed that they have frozen season ticket prices for a seventh consecutive year.
The Red Devils have also announced a new band of ticket pricing for young adults as part of an initiative to boost the atmosphere at Old Trafford.
The new £15-per-game ticket for 18 to 25-year-olds applies to seats in the Stretford End and has been launched in a bid to attract younger, more vocal supporters to the ground.
"The club enjoys unparalleled support and we recognise the sacrifice many fans make to watch the team home and away. Continuing the freeze in match and season tickets for next season is driven by our belief in supporting fans attending our games," United's group managing director Richard Arnold said in a statement posted on the club's official website.
"The introduction of reduced ticket prices for young adults in the Stretford End lower tier stems from suggestions generated by fan groups through our Fans' Forum, aimed at building on the tradition of vibrant support."
United have the chance to delay local rivals Manchester City's title celebrations this weekend when the two sides go head to head in the Manchester derby.
Mark Langshaw
