Bournemouth vs Liverpool Tickets

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Most football resale tickets for Liverpool vs Bournemouth are for home sections. However, Ticket Compare also sources away seats, with specified listings.

Going through the clubs, it’s extremely difficult to buy Bournemouth vs Liverpool tickets as an away fan, unless you’ve got a track record of following your club on the road for several years.

Capped at £30, away tickets for Premier League football matches are in short supply and high demand.

Away Section at Anfield

• Anfield is at the upper limit of Premier League away allocations, with about 3,000 seats in the Anfield Road End.
• Bournemouth fans will need to have collected a significant number of Cherries Points from the present and previous season to be able to attend Liverpool away at Anfield.

Away Section at Vitality Stadium

• Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium which has an away allocation of just 1,320 seats in the East Stand, a low for the Premier League in 2024/25.
• Due to this low allocation, only Liverpool Season Ticket holders who were away regulars in 2023/24 can purchase away Bournemouth vs Liverpool tickets.

There are plenty of reasons to look into buying matchday hospitality tickets for Bournemouth vs Liverpool:

• More Availability: Liverpool vs Bournemouth tickets for hospitality tend to sell out slower than general admission seats, so they’re a great way to get in last-minute.
• Secluded Private Lounges: Beat the queues and crowds at exclusive restaurants and bars, only for hospitality ticket holders.
• More Flexibility: You don’t need a club membership for hospitality tickets, so they’re perfect if you only have time for one or two matches a season.
• Food and Beverages: Matchday hospitality areas have a more upmarket choice of dining and drinks.
• Premium Seating: Enjoy the match from some of the best spots in the stadium, with luxury cushioned seating.

For an idea of what’s in store, we’ll check out a lounge at Anfield and Vitality Stadium in more detail:

Anfield Matchday Hospitality Focus: Brodies Sports Bar

One of the newest Liverpool hospitality packages in the revamped Anfield Road Stand, Brodies Sports Bar has a smart-casual dress code and a laid-back vibe.

Guests can enjoy a selection of gourmet street food, and lively pre-match entertainment. Plus, there’s the chance to meet former LFC players.

Vitality Stadium Matchday Hospitality Focus: The Cherry Orchard

In the Main Stand, Bournemouth’s prime hospitality lounge offers three-course dining, dedicated waiter service and a welcome drink.

There’s Sky TV on the big screens, a matchday host for entertainment, and you can make use of a fully-licensed bar.

• Bournemouth fans should stick to away pubs like The Arkles (L4 0TJ) on Anfield Road
• There are plenty of neutral gathering spots in Liverpool’s city-centre, like Legends Sports Bar (L2 6RE)
• To avoid queuing for public transport, consider walking to the stadium the heart of Liverpool in 40 minutes
• For more info on transport, find out how to get to Anfield Stadium

• The away pub for Liverpool fans is the Mello Mello Bar (BH7 6AA) in Boscombe
• Outside Vitality Stadium, both sets of fans can hang out at the The Great Escape Outdoor Bar Area on the north-west side of the ground
• If you catch a warm day Boscombe Beach is just 15 minutes on foot from Dean Court, for some pre-match rays
• Bournemouth Railway Station is 1.5 miles from Vitality Stadium, for a 5-minute drive or 25-minute walk

• The very first league match between Liverpool and Bournemouth took place at Dean Court on 17 August, 2015. So, fair to say that the Reds and the Cherries are not historic rivals.
• Still, due to the performances on the pitch and three inter-club loans including Nat Phillips, Harry Wilson and Nathaniel Clyne, this has become an intriguing fixture with lots of sub-stories.
• This fixture has a stateside twang, with both clubs owned by companies from the United States and chaired by Americans: Tom Werner at LFC and Bill Foley at Bournemouth.
• As the established big club, Liverpool have a superior record and maintained a seven-game winning streak in this fixture from 2017 to 2022.
• However, Bournemouth are not to be trifled with and have hurt Liverpool with wins in 2015/16 and 2022/23.

The Cherries recorded their first ever win against the Reds at the tenth time of asking in one of the best matches of the 2016/17 season. Klopp’s team took a 2-0 and then a 3-1 lead, but Howe’s Bournemouth mounted an astonishing comeback, with goals from Ryan Fraser, Steve Cook, and then a Nathan Aké rebound to send Dean Court into raptures.

That same season, Bournemouth earned their first ever point at Anfield with a gutsy performance. Following a 1-1 draw at Manchester United, this was one of a number of impressive away performances from Eddie Howe’s team at big Premier League sides. Origi and Philippe Coutinho had made it 2-1, but Josh King scored late to even it up.

In Scott Parker’s final match as Bournemouth manager, Liverpool notched their largest Premier League win, and set a joint competition record in this thumping at Anfield. Luis Díaz opened the scoring in the 3rd minute and ended it in the 85th, with Harvey Elliott, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Roberto Firmino (2), Van Dijk, and Fábio Carvalho all joining in the fun, and adding to a Chris Mepham own-goal.

Nobody who witnessed the demolition at Anfield would guess that Bournemouth would bounce back at home. But that’s the magic of Premier League tickets: Liverpool’s season had hit a sticky patch, and Gary O'Neil’s rejuvenated Cherries team took the three points with a close-range finish from Philip Billing.

Liverpool were riding high at the top of the Premier League table when they trounced the Cherries on a rainy, windswept Sunday afternoon in Boscombe. All of the goals came in the second half, with Darwin Núñez and Diogo Jota both netting doubles. Five days after this convincing win, Jürgen Klopp announced that he was leaving Anfield at the end of the season.

In his career, the England goalkeeper played more matches for Liverpool (277) than any other team during his spell at Anfield from 1992 to 1999. Thirteen years after leaving Merseyside, James spent the 2012/13 season at Dean Court when he was 42 years old. 

Spending £15 million, Bournemouth broke their transfer record on the Liverpool youngster in the summer of 2016. Ibe had a difficult time at Dean Court, scoring five goals in 92 appearances, and was released at the end of 2019-20, the Cherries’ relegation season.

The striker landed at Anfield for a quiet spell from 2017 to 2019, but truly found his feet in Boscombe. Two prolific years in the EFL Championship were followed by a strong return to the Premier League. Under Iraola, Solanke bagged 19 goals in 2023/24, earning a £55 million move to Tottenham.

A Bournemouth trainee, Ings was born 40 miles away in Winchester, and played his first match for the Cherries in 2009/10 when they were an EFL League Two club. After a prolific couple of seasons at Burnley from 2013 to 2015, Liverpool snapped him up, but a mix of serious injuries and strong competition limited his opportunities.

The England international grew up in the Bournemouth area, and played for the club’s youth teams before switching to Southampton at the age of 12. Before establishing himself in the Saints team, Lallana played four matches for the Cherries in EFL League One in 2007/08. He went on to win everything in a glittering six-year stint at Anfield from 2014 to 2020.