Football fans who live close to stadiums could participate in a lucrative side hustle that could earn them an extra £15,000.
Fans across the country are taking advantage of living near football stadiums by setting up a makeshift car park on their property on matchdays.
When spaces are full up, people are renting their driveways to fans attending games, earning huge amounts of money in the process.
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YourParkingSpace allows drivers to find and reserve spots, which is a perfect solution for fans who are searching for car parking for busy game days.
According to a report, locals who live near Liverpool's Anfield have pocketed nearly £300,000 by renting out their driveway to football fans.
Residents in Merseyside have earned a total of £280,751 since first listing their spare spots.
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One homeowner near Arsenal's Emirates Stadium has managed to rake in nearly £15,000 after registering her space in 2017.
Residents who live near Chelsea's Stamford Bridge received £200,000 for renting out their driveways.
People close to the Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium have also benefited, picking up £175,000 for letting fans use their driveways.
Locals who are within touching distance of West Ham United's London Stadium made £170,000 through the site while homeowners near Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium earned £150,000.
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CEO of YourParkingSpace Brannan Coady believes the rental scheme is a great way of earning extra money and even said it's a lucrative ploy for Championship grounds too.
"The Premier League is the greatest league in the world - fans come from across the globe to come see teams play," he said.
"And empty driveways near stadiums offer homeowners a great opportunity to score some extra money.
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"But it's not just Premiership grounds - if you drop down into the Championship, earnings can be just as impressive, and sometimes better, than some teams in the Premiership."
Topics: Premier League, Football
Nasir Jabbar