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COLLECTIVE action delivered the goods, a fans’ group said today, after West Ham announced that it would freeze season ticket prices for next season.

A statement by the east London club on Thursday confirmed the freeze and that existing season ticket holders would be able to renew their concessionary discounts at the current rate for the 2025/26 season.

The club also said it has expanded the areas where concessionary tickets are available for new season ticket holders, with discounts available in all general admission Bands 1-6.