How to allocate tickets for Premier League home and away games?

Well, there are two ways to understand this problem: 1 and the allocation of tickets. Generally, Premier League teams will not leave a stand for away teams. As for how much, it depends on the specific situation. For example, if Liverpool play Manchester United, the Red Army will be unhappy, and it is necessary to set aside a 1 stand for the Red Devils fans. There are four stands at Anfield, so Manchester United fans are usually in the south stand behind the stadium. Not in the North Stand, of course. That's the KOP Stand for the hottest fans in Europe. On the other hand, in the current situation of Liverpool, if you play a middle-class team with no desire or desire, such as Norich at home, not many Norich fans will come to Anfield. Liverpool will negotiate with Norwich in advance to see how many people their fan association can send, as long as they reserve seats in the south stand.

2. Distribution of ticket revenue. Well, there are rules in the Premier League. 0/0% of the ticket revenue of Premier League/KLOC goes to the visiting team to ensure the survival of small and medium-sized teams. The FA Cup is 5%, so it's not a bad thing for a lower-level team to win a big club in the FA Cup, but it may make a windfall. The income of the old League One visiting team accounts for a higher proportion.