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Leeds United supporters face a lengthy trip south when Daniel Farke's side travel to face Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday, October 10.
The fixture at Emirates Stadium kicks off at 12.30pm, with Leeds confirming that their official coaches will leave Elland Road at 6.30am.
The journey from Elland Road to the Emirates Stadium is almost 200 miles, making this one of the longer away trips for supporters.
For an adult supporter planning to travel on the official coach the estimated cost is less than £150, but fans planning to travel by train and stay overnight will have to pay considerably more.
Here, FootballGroundGuide reveals how much it will cost one Leeds fan to attend the Arsenal vs. Leeds Premier League fixture at Emirates Stadium on Saturday, October 10.
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Away match ticketCONFIRMED | £31.50 |
| Official return coachCONFIRMED | £56.00 |
| Food and drinkESTIMATE | £32.00 |
| Miscellaneous spendingESTIMATE | £10.00 |
| Estimated total | £129.50 |
| Expense | Cost |
|---|---|
| Away match ticketCONFIRMED | £31.50 |
| Return train fareESTIMATE | £88.90 |
| One-night accommodationESTIMATE | £76.40 |
| Food and drinkESTIMATE | £32.00 |
| Public transportESTIMATE | £8.90 |
| Miscellaneous spendingESTIMATE | £10.00 |
| Estimated total | £247.70 |
An adult ticket costs £31.50, with that price including a £1.50 booking fee, and Leeds have been given an allocation of 3,003 tickets.
The club's official coach costs £56 for an adult and leaves outside the East Stand at Elland Road at 6.30am, which means it will cost a total of £87.50 to get to the game.
However, supporters do have alternative travel options, with it possible to get to the Emirates on the train and fans can use National Rail's journey planner to plan their trip. The LNER route from Leeds Station to London King's Cross has single tickets available on October 10 ranging from £28.60-£73.40, while a next-day return ticket is available from £88.90.
If fans are planning to stay the night, a hotel stay near the stadium can be booked for around £76.40. Food and drink is estimated to cost around £32, presuming fans plan to enjoy a meal and drinks before or after the game, while public transport is estimated to cost around £8.90. Fans are also encouraged to budget a further £10 for any potential extra spending they may need to do.
That produces an estimated cost of £129.50 for fans planning to travel by coach, but that increases to £247.70 for fans planning to use the train and stay in a hotel.
For further information, take a look at the FootballGroundGuide Emirates Stadium guide.