Good news for AFC Wimbledon fans making their way to the seaside and Southend on Boxing Day.
Shrugging off the Christmas turkey overload - fans from all over the UK will be preparing for trips around the country for the football on the feast of St Stephen..
Discount site MyVoucherCodes.co.uk has provided the ultimate money comparison guide to Boxing Day fixtures, analysing which fans will have to fork out the most and least on one of English football's most celebrated days.
Through researching the cost of an 'on the day' away ticket, a pint, pie and programme at the stadium and cost of driving to the ground for away fans across all 72 clubs across the football league, MyVoucherCodes.co.uk has looked at what percentage of people's daily salaries go to a one off Boxing Day away trip.
And guess what?
Dons supporters only to have cough up 55 per cent of their daily bread to make it to Roots Hall.
Try these stats:
Southend vs AFC Wimbledon:
Average Monthly Disposable Salary of away club town: £2,061
Average Weekly Disposable Salary of away club town: £515
Daily Disposable Salary (monthly divided by 30): £69
Price of on the day ticket at Roots Hall: £22
And the comparison here:
Gillingham fans won't like the Boxing Day trip to Peterborough, having to shell out 152% of their daily salary to watch their team on Boxing Day - excuse the maths.
Chesterfield come in second, with fans having to pay 103% of their daily salary to see the fixture against Rochdale, whilst Swindon Town come in third, with fans paying 81% of their daily salary.
Like Dons, Walsall also have a cheap trip on, with fans only paying 59% of their daily salary and Oldham Athletic round up the cheapest three, with fans paying 60%.
Most expensive
Gillingham – 152%
Chesterfield – 103%
Swindon Town – 81%
Least expensive
AFC Wimbledon – 55%
Walsall – 59%
Oldham Athletic – 60%
