Using the Liverpool Ticket Exchange: Everything You Need to Know

Getting to Liverpool Premier League matches has never been easy, but buying tickets in 2025/26 is harder than ever. Now, one way for fans to get their hands on Liverpool FC tickets, in addition to the usual members’ sales, is the Liverpool Ticket Exchange.

The Ticket Exchange is a valuable service that allows season ticket holders and members to sell their ticket back to fellow fans.

Using the LFC Ticket Exchange you can get your money back on the price of your ticket and give another Reds fan the chance to get to a match.

But exactly how does the Liverpool Ticket Exchange work?

We’ll explain in this article, delving into the selling and buying process and exploring the process from every angle, including schedules, reimbursement, pros and cons. Let’s start with a simple question.

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What Is the Liverpool Ticket Exchange?

The Liverpool Ticket Exchange is a service introduced in the 2010s allowing season ticket holders and members with ticketing privileges (only Full All Red Members) to resell their ticket on the club’s website.

Alongside the club’s Ticket Forwarding and Ticket Distribution options, the Ticket Exchange offers a secure way to get the face-value price of your Liverpool ticket back, while making sure that Anfield will stay packed and keep its special atmosphere.

According to your preference, the price of your ticket can either be transferred to your bank account, or remain in your Liverpool ticketing account as credit, known as ‘Ticket Cash’.

Who Can Use the Liverpool Ticket Exchange?

On the selling side, the Ticket Exchange is open to Liverpool season ticket holders and to fans with a Liverpool membership (All Red - Full).

So both season ticket holders and full All Red members can recoup the cost of their ticket.

This gives Liverpool fans a degree of access that not all clubs offer on their ticket exchanges. For instance, the Chelsea Ticket Exchange is only available for season ticket holders to sell their seats, and not Chelsea members.

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How Do You List Tickets on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange?

Below are the concise, step-by-step instructions for both Season Ticket Holders and LFC members to sell their tickets on the LFC Ticket Exchange. As you’ll see, the process is pretty much identical—simply follow whichever one applies to you.

1. Season Ticket Holders: How to Sell on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange

1. Go to the ticketing page on LFC’s official site and log in.
2. Open ‘My Account’ (desktop) or tap your avatar (mobile) and select ‘Ticket Resale’.
3. Pick the fixture and the seat that you wish to sell.
4. Select your refund method: ‘Ticket Cash’ or ‘Bank Transfer’.
5. If you choose ‘Bank Transfer’, enter your bank details.
6. Click ‘List Ticket’ for your seat to go live on the Exchange.
7. To cancel before sale, revisit your listing and click ‘Cancel Listing’
8. After sale, you’ll receive a notification and your refund will be processed.

2. Members: How to Sell on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange

1. Visit the ticketing portal and sign in with your All Red account.
2. Open My Account (desktop) or tap your avatar (mobile) and select ‘Ticket Resale’.
3. Find the match and seat you want to list.
4. Choose ‘Ticket Cash’ or ‘Bank Transfer’ as your refund option.
5. Enter bank details if you opted for ‘Bank Transfer’.
6. Confirm by clicking ‘List Ticket’ to publish your listing.
7. Cancel any unsold listings by returning to the ‘Ticket Resale’ section.
8. You’ll receive a sale confirmation and refund notification once your ticket sells.

So that’s all you need. You can follow those simple steps to sell your Liverpool FC tickets quickly and securely on the official Ticket Exchange!

How to Buy Tickets on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange?

Once tickets are listed, other supporters can snap them up—here’s how you can do just that. First, this is what the menu for official website’s Ticket Exchange page looks like:

At the bottom of the page you will see a table, with a 'CHECK AVAILABILITY' status and link for all of the matches that the Ticket Exchange is open. Below is what the table looks like when empty in preseason.

By clicking the 'CHECK AVAILABILITY' button you will go through to a seat selection screen. If there are any tickets available you can make a purchase and check out, in the same way as if you were buying any other tickets on the Liverpool website.

So let’s break it all down into clear steps.

Confirm Exchange Availability

1. Scroll to the bottom of the Ticket Exchange page on the Liverpool FC website.
2. Find your chosen fixture in the table.
3. Make sure it says ‘Exchange Open’—as only at that point can you buy returned tickets.

Check and Purchase Returned Tickets

1. Head to the ‘Tickets Availability’ page on the LFC website.
2. Find and select the fixture marked ‘Exchange Open’.
3. Look for the ‘CHECK AVAILABILITY’ button next to the sale that indicates that Ticket Exchange is active.
4. Click ‘CHECK AVAILABILITY’ to view the seat map showing all or any returned tickets.
5. Choose any available seats and complete the checkout just like a normal ticket purchase.

So, to sum up—once a fixture’s Ticket Exchange is open, returned seats will appear under ‘CHECK AVAILABILITY’, and you can buy them immediately.

Remember that this process is strictly on a first come, first served basis. Because of the fierce demand for tickets, re-listed seats will disappear as soon as they’re made available.

Benefits of the Liverpool Ticket Exchange

Let’s run through the positives of the LFC Ticket Exchange:

• Liverpool fans still have a chance of getting tickets after all sales completed
• All seats can stay filled at Anfield preserving that thundering atmosphere
• Liverpool fans can recoup 100% of the face value of their ticket
• So for season ticket holders this reimburses you with 1/19 of the price of your season ticket
• You can use the Ticket Exchange as many times as you want throughout the season

Now, we should say that fans of other teams aren’t so fortunate. In many cases, the club takes a service fee of the price of a ticket when it sells on the ticket exchange.

Meanwhile at some clubs the ticket exchange can only be used a limited number of times each season.

Are there any Problems with the Liverpool FC Ticket Exchange?

The main issue with the Liverpool Ticket Exchange is the lack of pre-defined deadlines or thresholds for when the service comes into action.

This is partly down to Liverpool’s unusual way of selling tickets, mostly in sales periods. Premier League tickets go on sale for other teams match by match within a few weeks of a fixture, so it’s easier to predict when seats may be re-listed on the Ticket Exchange.

Another drawback is that the Ticket Exchange is only available for the Premier League. So, to make it clear, you can’t use it to re-list or buy FA Cup tickets, or Champions League tickets.

Tips When Buying on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange

• Be persistent: Re-listed tickets will disappear from the seat map in a matter of seconds, so be prepared to move quickly
• Use a ticket alert tracker: One option is to pay for a third-party alert service, informing you instantly when tickets have been relisted
• Be ready until the last possible moment: Seats will appear on the Liverpool Ticket Exchange on matchday so it pays to be flexible to snag last-minute football tickets

Liverpool Ticket Exchange | Frequently Asked Questions

When Does the Liverpool FC Ticket Exchange Open?

The Ticket Exchange opens after Bulk Members’ Ticket Sales have taken place, in July, for the first half of the Premier League season, and in November for the second half.

As a buyer, the simple way to find out if the Ticket Exchange is open for a given match is to visit the ‘Ticket Exchange’ section of the Liverpool FC website.

When Does the Liverpool Ticket Exchange Close?

The Liverpool Ticket Exchange will stay open until the day of the match, and will close two hours before kick-off.

How Do I Know if My Liverpool Ticket has Been Resold on the Ticket Exchange?

You can find out if your re-listed ticket has been resold because there will be a message in the Ticket Resale section in ‘My Account’ letting you know that your seat has been successfully re-sold.

Liverpool Ticket Exchange: Final Thoughts

We hope that covers every question about how the Liverpool Ticket Exchange works. If time is running out before a fixture and you have been unable to buy tickets through the members’ sales, you may be able to find a seat on the Ticket Exchange.

What is true is that this platform can be hit and miss, purely because of the incredible demand for Liverpool tickets, especially in the Premier League.

So a fine alternative is the secondary market. Ticket Compare is a resale ticket aggregator that also works with Liverpool’s official hospitality partners. In real time we have 2,146 LFC tickets in stock, starting from as little as $65.

If you’re worried about missing out, we have tickets on sale for Liverpool vs Crystal Palace at $141, so you can still get to the match.

Again, we only partner with resale websites that have a clear track record for reliability, and offer 100% refunds if something goes wrong on the sellers’ end. So if you have to get Liverpool FC tickets right now, Ticket Compare has you covered.

Further Reading:

When Do Premier League Tickets Go on Sale?

Premier League Away Ticket Allocations: A Guide

Premier League Ticket Prices by Club

Premier League Season Ticket Waiting Lists