Premier League side selling £718 ticket for game against Man Utd with fans having access to canapes and rooftop terrace
The ticket is not for a regular seat in the stands, as those who stump up the cash will get access to some luxury extras.
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Fulham are charging over £700 for a ticket for the visit of Man United
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Fans who stump up the cash will have access to the Sky Deck
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They will be treated to fancy food and drinks
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The stand has views of London's skyline
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Supporters hitting Craven Cottage for the clash against
The £718.80 ticket will let fans into the top three floors of The Riverside stand.
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They will get to enjoy the Sky Deck, which has a rooftop terrace and gives guests views across the River Thames and London's skyline.
Fans will also be treated to a wide range of food, which includes "bowl food, canapes, bar snacks and sharing boards".
Fulham have called the experience "another level" and claim that fans will be given "exceptional service throughout".
Last term, the Cottagers lost the fixture at Craven Cottage against Man United.
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Lisandro Martinez netted the only goal of the game as the
Fans will be hoping that they will also get to see some new players take to the field.
I experienced the poshest, most exclusive stand in the Premier League and it was like no other
However, the club is yet to sign anybody this summer, but have retained the services of
The defender appeared to be on his way to
The club have made an approach to
The winger is unlikely to get much gametime at the Emirates following the arrival of
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The Genk striker is a target for Man United and
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Lisandro Martinez scored the winner last time Fulham welcomed Man United to Craven Cottage
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