Liverpool Tickets

1. Select Your Liverpool Match: Click the orange “Tickets” button next to the match you want to attend.
2. Choose Your Seat: Browse the stadium layout to filter Liverpool seats by price and location.
3. Complete Your Purchase: Finalise your Liverpool resale ticket purchase by proceeding to the resale football ticket site.

In the 2020s, Liverpool transitioned away from paper tickets and now use digital NFC (Near Field Communication) systems at their turnstiles.

When you receive your Liverpool ticket, you may need to download an app that generates a QR code.

Ensure you have your digital wallet open on your smartphone as you approach the gate for seamless entry

If you have never bought Liverpool tickets on the secondary market before, here are a few helpful tips now:

• Understand Ticketing Policies: Review the Liverpool FC ticket resale site’s refund policies and terms to ensure you’re covered if you can’t attend. Note that fixtures aren’t confirmed until six weeks before a game.
• Expect Last-Minute Ticket Deliveries: It’s common for Liverpool FC resale tickets to arrive on the day of the match, so don’t be concerned if your Liverpool tickets are delivered late.
• Ticket Names May Differ: The name on your resale ticket might not match yours, but it will still be valid at the Anfield turnstiles.
• Prepare for Higher Prices: Resale ticket prices for high-profile Premier League matches may exceed the original face value.
• Contact Resale Marketplaces for Support: If you have any concerns about your secondary market ticket for Liverpool, contact the resale marketplace via email or WhatsApp. They usually provide excellent customer service.

The price of Liverpool resale tickets can vary significantly from game to game.

These LFC secondary market ticket prices are heavily influenced by supply and demand, even more so than through official channels. So to illustrate, tickets for Liverpool vs Manchester United, a famous rivalry dating back to the early 20th century, should be a lot pricier than the Liverpool vs Ipswich tickets.

Finding cheap Liverpool tickets can be challenging, but here are a few resale ticket purchasing strategies to save money through Ticket Compare:

• Opt for midweek evening kick-offs, as these matches typically have lower demand.
• Consider seats with less-than-perfect views, such as those behind the goal in the Anfield Road Stand.
• Single seats are often cheaper, so consider sitting alone.
• Avoid major clashes and derbies for more affordable LFC tickets.

So what would these Liverpool FC ticket prices be via the Liverpool box office? We’ll delve into the primary market next.

If you are purchasing Liverpool FC match tickets through the club’s box office, this is what you can expect to pay in 2024-25:

• Adults: £9 - £61
• Over 65s: £9 - £45.75
• 17-21: £9 - £30.50
• U16s: £9 - £30

The prices above depend on the Anfield seating plan, spanning 11 different pricing tiers:

• 1 is the most expensive, including the best seats in the Main Stand
• 11 are the cheapest Liverpool FC tickets, with seats behind the goals in the Anfield Road Stand

If you noticed that Liverpool match tickets start extremely cheap, it’s because there are £9 tickets available for all ages in the Main Stand.

These discounted Liverpool tickets are sold in the Local General Sale, designed to give Liverpool residents a better chance to support their team.

Because of the club’s amazing popularity, Liverpool is one of the top ten most supported clubs in the world. In 2024, only Chelsea, Manchester United, Barcelona and Real Madrid had more followers on X (24.5 million).

Anfield sells out every game. The club also repays the loyalty of long-term LFC Members and Season Ticket holders with many ticketing benefits.

One reason Liverpool runs schemes like the Local General Sale is to try to maintain the historic community roots in Merseyside at a time when it has worldwide appeal. It also protects the famous Anfield atmosphere.

Still, Ticket Compare offers Liverpool tickets for every game and even sold-out matches.

Liverpool Members can initially attempt to purchase LFC match tickets at Anfield in two week-long windows, one in July and the other in November. Each sale covers nine or ten matches for the Reds’ 19 PL home games.

Home Match Credits, i.e. the number of matches you attended in a previous season, play a big part in your chances of being able to secure Liverpool home tickets, as we’ll show:

All Liverpool Members

Will be able to register for a ballot for all matches, except for matches against high-demand opponents like Everton, Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United.

LFC Members with 4+ Credits 

Will be able to enter a ballot to purchase tickets for any match they register for, including the high-demand matches.

LFC Members with 13+ Credits 

Will be free to purchase tickets for any matches they want, provided they do so on a specific date.

How Does the Liverpool Ballot Work?

This is a pure lottery. For matches against the likes of Brentford, Fulham and Newcastle, there was a 1 in 13 chance of success in 2023-24. Here’s a little more info on how the LFC ballot works:

• You can enter the ballot for tickets for up to four eligible supporters.
• Payment for tickets will only be taken if you’re successful in the ballot.
• Successful applicants are automatically allocated seats, so there is no need to join an online queue.
• You will know if you’ve been successful because your personal details in your online Liverpool account will be updated.

It is easier to get Liverpool Tickets if you live in Liverpool. About four weeks before a fixture, the club opens a special sales window for Liverpool locals at discounted prices. There are around 10,000 tickets sold this way every season on a first-come, first-served basis. Two rules apply:

• You need to live in the L Postcode.
• You must apply via LFC’s ticketing system.

Non-Liverpool members who live locally will also be able to secure last-minute Liverpool match seats shortly before a fixture.

As we mentioned at the top of the page, these tickets are just £9 and help keep Liverpool the same community club it has been since 1892.

This window takes place just one week before a fixture, and you need to have a registered address with the L Postcode.

Liverpool will sell additional batches of tickets to all members around two weeks before a game. You need to be on your toes for these ticket drops.

The best way to secure tickets in the Additional Members Sale is to make full use of notifications and follow dedicated LFC ticketing social media accounts.

Tickets for Liverpool away games are sold in a closed shop and are available only for LFC Season Ticket holders who have been travelling to away matches for years.

Supporters will need to have recorded a specific number of previous Premier League away games. The number of game credits required to purchase these Premier League tickets will reduce until the game is sold out.

Home Cup Matches 

The selling arrangements for LFC ticket sales for Cup games are decided on a game-by-game basis and announced shortly after the draw.

Away Cup Matches 

These tickets are naturally much harder to get, as the allocations are 15% of the away ground’s capacity. The arrangements go up on the website soon after a cup draw is made, and long-term Reds fans are in the driving seat for these tickets.

Auto Cup Ticket Scheme

Liverpool fans are still celebrating Virgil van Dijk’s EFL Cup winner, and there’s a way to get to all of the Cup home games.

LFC Season Ticket holders and LFC Members can enrol in schemes that automatically qualify them for home tickets in the FA Cup, EFL Cup and Liverpool Champions League tickets.

To qualify, you need to have attended certain matches in the respective competition, ensuring that the most loyal Liverpool fans can participate in the scheme.

Using official club channels, there are two more ways to get hold of Liverpool game tickets.

Liverpool Ticket Forwarding

This service allows LFC Members and Liverpool Season Ticket holders to transfer their ticket to another Liverpool Member or a non-member who is pre-registered on a Family and Friends list.

Liverpool Ticket Exchange

Another way to purchase last-minute Liverpool tickets is via the Liverpool FC Ticket Exchange platform. This allows LFC Season Ticket holders and Liverpool Members to recoup the cost of their seat, either as cash or credit.

Can I Give My Liverpool Ticket to a Friend?

Yes, but they need to be registered on your Family and Friends list by the 31st of August for the new season. Think of it as a kind of transfer deadline. If you purchase an LFC Membership after this cut-off date, you have two weeks to confirm your Family and Friends list.

Can You Forward Liverpool FC Tickets to Non-Members?

Yes, you can forward your ticket to someone who is not a Liverpool FC Member or ST holder, but they must select and download an NFC pass.

What is Liverpool Ticket Cash?

Online credit that you can receive if your Liverpool match ticket sells on the LFC Ticket Exchange. You can use it for future Liverpool FC ticket purchases instead of or alongside normal cash.

Liverpool FC tickets are hard to buy. However, if you’re willing to pay extra, Liverpool FC VIP seats tend to have more availability.

Now we’ll go lounge by lounge and tell you a little about what is included with each one:

1892 Lounge 

Main Stand seating right by the Directors’ box, with a three-course menu in a space celebrating Liverpool’s rich heritage, from Shankly to Klopp.

The Boot Room Restaurant 

A seat in the Anfield Road Stand, combined with pre-match access to The Liverpool FC Story museum and a delicious sit-down meal.

Sevens and Eights Lounges 

These lounges, paying tribute to the Reds’ famous 7s and 8s, like Kevin Keegan, Kenny Dalglish, and Steven Gerrard, have exceptional views from the Kenny Dalglish Stand and a buffet.

The Carlsberg Dugout 

This sports bar-style experience offers awesome views from the Main Stand and an enticing selection of contemporary street food pre-match.

The Chemistry Lounge 

For a high-end matchday at Anfield, complemented by elevated Main Stand views (Block M6), a welcome drink on arrival and a tailored three-course meal.

The Beautiful Game 

High-luxury hospitality with walk-through access to your Main Stand seat (Block M4), a welcome drink on arrival, modern British cuisine and light bites at half-time and full-time.

The Reds Bar 

A laid-back sports bar vibe in the Kenny Dalglish Stand, with seating in the Lower Tier, one complimentary drink and a chef-prepared dish of the day available for purchase.

Brodies Sports Bar

New to the redeveloped Anfield Road Stand, this bustling sports bar offers street food, live entertainment and an elevated seat behind the goal.

The Anfield Beat

Themed after Liverpool’s famous musical pedigree, this Main Stand lounge offers direct seat access near the Kop End, an executive cash bar and purchasable food from a lineup of outlets.

What is the Dress Code for Anfield Hospitality?

Smart casual is in most lounges, with home LFC permitted. However, in the 1892 Lounge, a business casual code allows smart trainers but not football shirts.

By Mainline Trains

Lime Street Railway Station, Liverpool’s national mainline station, is two miles from Anfield. You can walk it in 45 minutes, catch a taxi, or take the 17 or 26 bus.

By Merseyrail

The local Merseyrail network has 67 stations across Merseyside, many offering park-and-ride services to Anfield. The nearest stations are Kirkdale and Sandhills, both about a mile west of Anfield, 30 minutes on foot or served by the Soccerbus.

By Bus

Several Merseytravel services stop near Anfield, including the 14, 17, 17A, 17X, 19, 26, 27, 68, 168, 839, and 917. The 917 connects with Lime Street Station, while the 17 and 26 serve the city centre. Soccerbus services connect Anfield with Sandhills Station for two hours pre-game and 90 minutes post-game.

By Car

Avoid using a car to get to Anfield unless you’re catching a taxi. The stadium is in a residential area, and parking is restricted on surrounding streets.

By Bicycle

The Cycle Hub is a free bike drop-off service at Stanley Park Car Park, a short walk from the Anfield Road end. You can leave your bike with an attendant and head to the match.

Get to Anfield Early

Arrive at the ground about 90 minutes before kick-off to enjoy the various activities around the stadium.

The Liverpool Fanzone

The Liverpool Fanzone, which opens on Paisley Square four hours before kick-off, features live entertainment, giant screens, and a range of street food options.

Shopping

The Official Liverpool FC Store, the largest LFC retail store in the world, has 20 shirt-printing stations, a massive video wall, and a fan staircase. It opened in 2017 to celebrate the club’s 125th anniversary and has extended opening hours on LFC matchdays.

Anfield Team Bus Arrival

One of the great pre-game spectacles is when the team bus approaches the ground along Anfield Road about 75 minutes before kick-off, lifting the team and firing up the crowd.

Bag Restrictions

No bags of any kind are allowed at Anfield, and there are no storage options nearby.

Prohibited Items

Laptops, tablet computers, drink containers over 500 ml, smoke canisters, air horns, baby buggies, and video recording equipment are not allowed.

Best Seats at Anfield Stadium

• Main Stand (West): Best for TV-quality views, home to most of Anfield’s hospitality lounges.
• Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand (East): Offers sweeping views of the pitch and upscale experiences at the Sevens and Eights Lounges.
• The Kop (South): A wall of noise and the legendary home of Liverpool’s most passionate supporters.
• Anfield Road Stand (North): Ideal for families, with newly improved views, premium seats via The Bootroom Restaurant, and adjacent away fans for noise and banter.

Accessibility

Anfield has a maximum of 253 wheelchair spaces distributed across various stands.

Payments

Anfield is a cashless stadium, with contactless and/or chip-and-pin payments required throughout.

Family Zone

Located on the concourse in the Anfield Road Stand, the Family Zone features interactive activities, face painting, and a 120-meter painted wall for photo opportunities.

Food & Drink

• Main Stand and Kop End: Draught lager, hot dogs, burgers & fries, and confectionery.
• Kenny Dalglish Stand: Bottled beers and the same food options as above.

You’ll Never Walk Alone

The Liverpool FC anthem is played before kick-off. The song by Gerry and the Pacemakers was adopted by Liverpool fans in 1963.

Liverpool Crowd Chants

Join the Anfield faithful in songs like “We’ll be Coming Down the Road”, “Allez, Allez, Allez”, “Red and White Kop”, and “We’ve Won it Six Times”.

Exiting Anfield

Due to limited public transport, the streets around Anfield are crowded at full-time. The quickest route to Sandhills station is the Soccerbus, which we mentioned earlier. Alternatively, relax at a local pub like The Sandon until the crowds subside and reminisce about Divock Origi’s goal in the CL final.

Get there Early

Turnstiles open two hours before kick-off. Allow time for security checks.

Tragedy Chanting

Avoid offensive chants. There has been a crackdown on inappropriate and antisocial behaviour.

Pubs for Away Fans

Away fans often gather at Arkles (77 Anfield Rd), Cabbage Hall (20 Breck Rd), and the Flat Iron (The Breckside).

Avoid Persistent Standing

Anfield is an all-seater stadium, and persistent standing can lead to ejection.

Away Fans Location

As you can see below, the away section is on the west side of the Anfield Road Stand. Enter via turnstiles Q and R on Anfield Rd, approaching from the west along 97 Avenue.

To sum up, avoid driving, arrive early, and make the most of everything going on around the stadium. If you don’t have anywhere to be after full-time, hang around the Anfield area before returning to Liverpool city centre.

Next, we’ll cover some additional topics relating to Liverpool tickets, starting with LFC Membership.

“The Kop” comes from the Spion Kop in South Africa, which became famous in the Second Boer War (1899-1902). The name was adopted because of its resemblance to the hill’s steep sides.

Reds. The name comes from the colour of the kit.

Everton rented Anfield and played from 1884 to 1892.

Anfield stadium tour tickets are £25 for adults for the basic tour and museum visit. It costs £50 to tour with an LFC legend and take part in a Q&A, while a matchday tour costs £27.

Everton Athletic. They changed their name to Liverpool FC in 1892, shortly after they were founded.

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