MYL gives supporters more flexibility by looking at loyalty built up over several seasons, not just one. As a result, attending fewer games in a particular season shouldn't have as much impact as before since eligibility credits are now calculated across a wider period.
By moving to this new system, supporters should hopefully be able to miss an occasional game without risking their future eligibility, thereby freeing up more tickets for others.
There will be a transition to MYL across most competitions to reduce any negative impact on supporters who have accrued match credits over more recent seasons. See below for full details of how the transition will work.
Every supporter will have a Credit Balance to show the total number of match credits earned for each competition, home and away, that contribute to their eligibility to buy or register for tickets. There will be a Credit Balance for:
Premier League home
Premier League away
European home
European away
FA Cup home
FA Cup away
League Cup home
League Cup away
You can read more about how you will be able to view your Credit Balance here.
For clarity, the priority credit thresholds for the All Red Ticket Sales in July and November will not change for season 2026/27 – e.g. supporters with 13 or more home credits from season 2025/26 will have guaranteed access to purchase a ticket for all 19 Premier League home games and supporters with 4-12 Premier League home credits from season 2025/26 will have priority access via a ballot to 7 of the 19 Premier League home games.
A Credit Balance will be based on a rolling total across the previous three seasons however, this won’t be the case across all competitions in season 2026/27. See the diagram and subsequent section below to see how we will transition to MYL.
Watch our video here which explains how multi-year loyalty will work.









