year running - from £21.25 to £21.90 - as is the average cheapest away ticket, rising from £21.58 to £22.83.

The average adult and junior home shirt prices have increased by £2 and £1.50, taking them to £46.58 and £36.25 respectively.

Other findings in the Scottish Premiership:

The cheapest season ticket is £180 at Hamilton while Rangers has the most expensive season ticket in the top flight at £660.

Rangers also sell the most expensive adult shirt (£54.99), with Celtic and Aberdeen selling the most expensive junior shirt (£40).

The lowest single matchday ticket is £19, available to both Hearts and Motherwall fans, while Tynecastle is the cheapest for away fans, with a £19 ticket on offer.

The most expensive single matchday ticket is £49 for Celtic and Rangers fans both home and awayat Old Firm games.

In the Championship, 33 of 60 ticket price categories have increased for this season - the only league in men's football across England and Scotland to see more rises than freezes and cuts.

Despite this, the average cheapest season ticket is down, from £253 to £248.70.

Relegated side Inverness Caledonian Thistle reduced all six ticket price categories, while Dundee United, Queen of the South and St Mirren froze all theirs.

Other key findings in the Championship:

Dundee United has the dearest season ticket at £440 - the same as last season but more expensive than every side in the Premiership except Celtic, Hearts and Rangers.

The Terrors also offer the highest single home ticket at £25, although most fans pay £20 at Tannadice.

Brechin City offer the lowest single matchday ticket