The study has looked into which set of supporters leave early most often (Picture: Getty)
Manchester United fans have been voted the worst in the Premier League for leaving games early with Arsenal in second place.
Gunners fans were spotted streaming out of the Emirates on Sunday afternoon, missing dramatic injury time goals from Declan Rice and Gabriel Jesus that sealed a 3-1 victory over Erik ten Hag’s side.
Alejandro Garnacho saw his 88th minute goal ruled out for offside in a wild conclusion in north London.
A study with Betfair and YouGov of 1,300 football fans found United to be the worst offenders for sneaking out before full-time, followed by Arsenal and Manchester City.
But almost one in four fans admitted they left a match early last season, with a third of those missing at least one late goal as a result.
Beating the traffic was the most common reason for ducking out early, followed by those who were sick of the sight of their team being thrashed.
Supporters who left the Emirates early on Sunday were greeted by Premier League great Dimitar Berbatov and a special early leavers no.90 bus.
The Betfair Ambassador said: ‘I can understand why fans leave early.
‘This is something Arsenal and Man United supporters are doing and I’ve done it myself when I go to watch games.
‘You want to beat traffic but sometimes you can miss goals after 90 minutes.’
It comes as Betfair introduce their new 90-minute payout, where winning bets are paid out at 90 minutes, regardless of what happens in added time.
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