Supporters of Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United are set to demonstrate alongside one another against their respective clubs ahead of the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.

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This week Liverpool and West Ham United supporters demonstrated together in opposition to rising ticket prices and clampdowns on concessions, in a protest backed by the Football Supporters’ Association.

At the start of the week governance reform was back in the news amid scaremongering headlines about England and English clubs being expelled from UEFA competitions if the Football Governance Bill passed into legislation.

Nineteen out of 20 top-flight clubs raised ticket prices this summer leading to a wave of unrest among supporters’ organisations – and now Ian Lavery MP has tabled an Early Day Motion criticising clubs for exploiting supporter loyalty, increasing costs and attacking concessions.

It was a (mostly) bad week for ticket prices as Aston Villa fans labelled their club “out of touch” for charging up to £97 a ticket for home Champions League matches this season.

It’s been another summer of discontent for Premier League supporters’ groups with 19 out of 20 facing ticket price hikes and a general sense that clubs just don’t value fan loyalty – unless it comes with a high-priced ticket, disposable income and a visit to the club shop.