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

Average season ticket prices have risen in three of the four divisions in Scottish football for 2017-18, the BBC's Price of Football study has found.

The cheapest and most expensive season ticket prices are, on average, up in every league except the Championship, where both have fallen.

Lowest home and away matchday ticket averages have also increased in the top three divisions, but both categories have decreased in League Two.

However, across all 42 clubs in Scotland, 63.5% of tickets in six price categories have been frozen or cut.

Now in its seventh year, the BBC Sport study requested information from 232 clubs across England, Wales,Scotland, Northern Ireland and Europe - a wider spectrum than in any previous year.

The study looked at cheapest and dearest home matchday tickets, cheapest and dearest away tickets, cheapest and dearest season tickets - as well as pies, teas, programmes and junior and adult shirt prices.

For the first time, clubs were also asked to provide information on whether they offer special ticket prices for young adult fans aged between 16-24.

In the Scottish Premiership, the average cost in all 11 pricing areas has risen, after most fell between 2015 and 2016.

The average cheapest season ticket is now £302.42, up from £293.83 in 2016, with seven clubs raising their prices in this category and only Ross County lowering theirs.

Lowest home matchday tickets are slightly up, on average, for the second