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Buying Liverpool tickets is fast and easy with Ticket Compare. We source tickets only from trusted resale sites and official hospitality providers. No membership needed and there’s no hassle, just LFC tickets at the best available prices.
After all, it’s a wonderful time to be a Liverpool fan. With the 2024/25 Premier League title wrapped up in Arne Slot’s first season, Reds fans can Walk On with a lot of hope in their hearts as the club builds for the future, both domestically and in the Champions League.
As we mentioned earlier, we have a 34,255 ticket listings for Liverpool, across all approaching fixtures, home or away or neutral.
We are matchgoing football fans, so we know how important reliability and customer satisfaction are when you’re buying Liverpool resale tickets.
For this reason, we test and carefully vet all of the websites on our platform, and only feature sites that offer industry-leading buyer protection and purchase guarantees.
Read on while we take a thorough look at the price of Liverpool FC tickets, across a range of locations and competitions.
Liverpool Ticket Prices
Today, the price of Liverpool FC tickets on our platform starts at $58 for matches at Anfield.
Browse our table below for detailed information on the price of tickets for Liverpool in their upcoming fixtures, including the cheapest price and the current trend.
These figures are taken from all of the secondary markets and official hospitality resellers that appear on Ticket Compare:
- The price of Liverpool tickets behind the goals start at $58 rise to $9,464.
- For more detail on those shortside seats, tickets in the Kop cost from $91 to $2,595, while prices in the Anfield Road Stand start from $58 and go up to $3,892.
- Contrast those prices longside Main Stand and Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, which today start from $62 and go as high as $7,900.
- Breaking that down, Main Stand prices go from $62 to $4,540, while tickets in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand begin at $89 and go up to $3,892.
If you want more detail on those seating areas, you can check out our Anfield Stadium seating plan.
Liverpool Tickets: Average Prices
Across all matches on the fixture list, the current average price of all Liverpool FC tickets is $1,334. We took this price in real time from an enormous database, compiling multiple top resale sites and official hospitality resellers.
Now let’s take a look at how this average price will break down, depending on where you sit at Anfield, and which competition Liverpool are playing in:
- League Matches at Anfield: At the moment the average price of tickets when Liverpool are the home team is $505.
- Liverpool Away Games: You’ll Never Walk Alone—following the Reds at away games will currently cost around $940 on average.
- Behind the Goals at Anfield: The Kop is world-famous, while the Anfield Road Stand is almost as spectacular following its massive expansion. Prices for seats here currently cost an average of $1,124.
- Views from the Longside Stands: Sit back and watch Arne Slot’s team from the best seats in the house in the Main Stand and Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, with prices averaging $1,409 right now.
- Main Stand Sightlines: Redeveloped in the 2010s, Liverpool’s awe-inspiring Main Stand is one of the largest single stands in world football, holding 20,500+ fans, which is more than some Premier League stadiums. Liverpool match tickets here give you superb views and cost $1,334 on average.
- FA Cup Ties: Liverpool currently have the third-most FA Cup wins in English football history, and clinched the 2022 cup final in dramatic fashion on penalties. Prices for FA Cup tickets are currently $150 on average.
- Champions League Glory: Midweek European football under the lights is always special on Merseyside, and the average price of Liverpool Champions League tickets is $341 today.
Ticket Compare allows you to instantly check the price of a wide range of LFC tickets, from the Kop to the Main Stand, and across a choice of hospitality lounges for a special matchday experience.
Prices can rise and fall dramatically in real time, so if you spot a good deal on Liverpool match tickets, it’s a good idea to jump on it before it’s gone.
Ticket Compare allows you to instantly check the price of a wide range of LFC tickets, from the Kop to the Main Stand, and across a choice of hospitality lounges for a special matchday experience.
Prices can rise and fall dramatically in real time, so if you spot a good deal on Liverpool match tickets, it’s a good idea to jump on it before it’s gone.
Buying Liverpool Away Tickets
Ticket Compare makes it simple to buy tickets for Liverpool’s away matches. All you have to do is pick the fixture and browse our wide choice of tickets.
You will soon find Liverpool away tickets for sale, with notes like Liverpool Fans Only or Away Section in the listing.
At this moment the most in-demand away match in Liverpool’s fixture list is Newcastle United vs Liverpool at $148.
- Scanning the market, Liverpool away tickets start at $355, with an average price of $940 at present.
- If you absolutely need to get to a match, you may be willing to go as high as $2,275, which is what some customers are paying on our platform.
This is all a lot easier than buying LFC away tickets directly from the club. For most away matches, members and Liverpool season ticket holders can only get tickets if they attended a certain number of away matches in the previous season.
For high-demand tickets, this number can go up to sixteen, which of course is unrealistic for most fans to reach.
Buy Merseyside Derby Tickets
At present, Liverpool vs Everton tickets are selling from $219, rising as high as $1,297.
If Liverpool fans are looking out for just one match when the fixture list is announced, it’s surely the Merseyside Derby. As a regular Liverpool member it will be almost impossible to buy Liverpool vs Everton tickets, but we’ve got you covered on Ticket Compare.
After all, this is the match that offers tension, talking points and the opportunity for yet more bragging rights over the Blue half of Liverpool.
The Toffees always make it difficult, while Reds fans will be hoping for an outcome more like Steven Gerrard’s favourite match at Anfield, when he bagged a hat-trick in the 3-0 drubbing in 2011/12.
For that matter, check our city-specific Liverpool football tickets page to stay up to date with any matches happening on Merseyside.
Get Liverpool vs Manchester United Tickets
For a different, more hostile kind of rivalry, nothing matches Liverpool vs Manchester United tickets.
As we speak, tickets for this must-see clash start at $485 at climb to $4,540 for the priciest spots, in a match that all Reds fans have to experience at least once.
For proof of the fire in this clash, you need to go all the way back to 1964 (Phil Chisnall if you’re wondering) for the last direct transfer between these two clubs. That kind of bitterness makes this an essential fixture, and Ticket Compare will help you find tickets.
No matter what kind of state Man Utd are in, they will always raise their game against Liverpool. Still, the 2020s have been fun for LFC, with some giant wins, including that record-breaking 7-0 in 2023, when Darwin Núñez got a double.
Liverpool Champions League Tickets
Champions League tickets for Liverpool currently begin at $191, with an average of $341. For fans who really want to invest to make sure they get the best seats, the most expensive Liverpool Champions League tickets are selling for $3,414.
As all self-respecting Reds fans know, Liverpool are the most successful English team in the Champions League/European Cup, with six titles to their name.
The most recent win was in the 2018/19 season, when Divock Origi popped up late on to seal a momentous 2-0 win against Spurs in Madrid, while older fans will never forget that astonishing Night in Istanbul and the Gerrard-inspired comeback to 3-3 against AC Milan in 2004/05.
It’s memories like these that make Champions League tickets so precious, and Ticket Compare will always have availability, even if the match is sold-out through the club.
Finding Cheap Liverpool Tickets
Today, the cheapest upcoming Liverpool football tickets are for Liverpool vs Athletic Bilbao at $58.
Reds fans have always had such a passion for their club that it can be hard to find cheap Liverpool tickets on the secondary market. Here the price of tickets for LFC is dictated by supply and demand, and if demand is extremely high then it can push prices up a lot.
If there’s one section where tickets are normally a little cheaper than the others, it’s the upper tier of the newly refurbished Anfield Road Stand where tickets start from $58. Compare that to the cheapest seats in the iconic Kop, costing $91, and you can see how you can make savings.
Another method for finding affordable LFC tickets is to be patient and wait until shortly before kick-off to make a purchase. This is easier said than done, but the reality is that sellers will lower prices on last-minute football tickets to sell their remaining stock.
Buying Liverpool Hospitality Tickets
As of right now, we have 1,719 Liverpool hospitality tickets on sale, with prices starting at $389.
Looking across all lounges, the current average price for VIP tickets for Liverpool is $2,199.
Now, if you have no upper limit on your price, the most expensive packages are selling for $4,865 for a truly unforgettable hospitality experience at Anfield.
Ticket Compare teams up with Liverpool’s officially sanctioned hospitality partners, as well as the best secondary markets in the industry to offer a large variety of LFC matchday hospitality tickets for every fixture.
Among the many benefits of VIP Liverpool tickets are a dining and beverage selection far beyond what you get in general admission areas, as well as longer opening hours, sensational mid-tier seating, and a complimentary matchday programme.
Hospitality tickets for Liverpool are easy to find in our listings, identified by terms like VIP or the names of the lounges, which we will cover in the section below.
Liverpool FC Hospitality Experiences
Now we’ll explore the various hospitality lounges available at Anfield, ranging from the laid-back vibe of Brodies Sports Bar to more refined and intimate settings like The Beautiful Game and The Chemistry Lounge.
With each lounge we’ll give some detail about the seat location in Anfield, as well as pricing on our site, and some of the perks:
Brodies Sports Bar - Blocks AM1 - AM8 - from $376
Brodies offers a vibrant, social matchday, with striking decor including murals celebrating momentous Liverpool goals. The package features complimentary street food, half-time refreshments, and a visit from a former LFC player, all while giving you a taste of that famous atmosphere from the brand new Anfield Road Stand Upper Tier.
The Anfield Beat - Blocks L15, L16 - from $546
This lounge mixes Liverpool’s legendary football and music heritage into a bustling sports bar setting. Get ready for the match with an LFC hero in attendance, a complimentary half-time drink, and access to exclusive food outlets before taking your seat in the Main Stand towards the Kop.
The Reds Bar - Blocks KG, KP - from $646
Prepare for a high-energy day or evening in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand, surrounded by passionate fellow Liverpool fans. You get a pre-match drink, live LFCTV coverage, and optional hot food before heading to your lower-tier seat, bringing you very close to the action on the pitch by the corner flag.
The Carlsberg Dugout - Block M1 - from $454
A raucous but friendly sports bar in the Main Stand, inspiring fans with reminders of Liverpool FC’s greatest moments. On offer are contemporary street food, a half-time beverage, and a visit from a former player, while seats are in the middle tier towards the Anfield Road Stand.
The Boot Room Restaurant - Block AU4 - from $587
This package mixes LFC football heritage with premium hospitality, laying on a three-course meal and exclusive pre-match access to Liverpool FC’s awesome interactive museum. Enjoy a visit from a former player and take your seat in the Anfield Road Stand to watch the Reds in style.
Sevens Lounge - Block KN - from $601
This space pays tribute to Liverpool FC’s famous No.7s in a sleek but welcoming setting. On offer is a three-course buffet, half-time refreshments, and Kop-end seating in the Lower Kenny Dalglish Stand, for a match to remember.
Eights Lounge - Block KG - from $615
A lounge honoring Liverpool FC midfield icons like Steven Gerrard in style. Enjoy a three-course buffet, half-time refreshments, and premium seating in the Lower Kenny Dalglish Stand.
Beautiful Game - Block M4 - from $1,245
An elegant dining experience paired with sweeping Main Stand views and effortless walk-through access to your seat. You’ll enjoy a three-course modern British menu, inclusive drinks (to go with a welcome drink on arrival), and visits from former players.
The Chemistry Lounge - Block M6 - from $683
A truly luxurious matchday, with superlative views from elevated seats in the Main Stand. On the menu is a three-course contemporary British meal, complimentary drinks, and a visit from an LFC star of years gone by. Also part of this experience is a personalised gift from the club.
With Liverpool hospitality prices varying a lot, it's worth checking the view from your seat at Anfield to make sure you're happy with the location.
Next we’ll explore the price of LFC tickets through the club.
Face Value Liverpool Tickets
If you’re able to buy Liverpool match tickets from the club’s box office, adult prices run from $53 to $83.
These cheapest LFC face value ticket prices on the primary market are in the Kop, ranging from $53 to $60. In the Anfield Road Stand face value prices go from $61 to $68, while tickets in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand they range from $75 to $81.
Finally, the price of face value Liverpool tickets in the Main Stand goes from $66 to $83.
There are reduced prices in the Family Section in the Anfield Road Stand, where tickets cost $41, while tickets in the Local General Sale (only for people living in the L postcode) cost just $12.
The face value Liverpool ticket prices for other age categories are as follow:
Seniors (65+): $40 to $62
Young Adult (17-21): $27 to $42
Junior (16 and under): $12
Liverpool Tickets on General Sale
Don’t expect Liverpool FC tickets to ever go on general sale. The demand from Reds fans is simply too high, ensuring that all tickets will disappear quickly in sales windows, often before the vast majority of Liverpool members have a chance to buy tickets.
Now, there is one exception, which is the Local General Sale, which we mentioned above. As a sign of the club’s sense of duty for its local community, Liverpool FC puts a small number of tickets on sale in a ballot available for fans living within the L postcode.
As we covered, tickets in the Local General Sale are just $12, but it’s important to note that there are only a handful sold for every match and the ballot is oversubscribed many times over.
Liverpool Tickets | Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it so hard to get Liverpool tickets?
According to the latest estimates there are well over 100,000 fans with a Liverpool membership, all competing for about 25,000 Liverpool football tickets on sale for every matchday at Anfield. It’s this massive competition that makes it so difficult to buy Liverpool FC tickets through the club.
This is especially true for big matches, like against Manchester United and Everton, in which members will need to have attended more than a dozen matches at Anfield in the previous season, just to be able to buy a ticket.
It’s much simpler on Ticket Compare, as there are no such restrictions—simply find the tickets you want and head to the checkout on the site of your choice.
When do Liverpool FC tickets go on sale?
Buying through the club’s box office, Premier League tickets for Liverpool matches go on sale in two bulk sales windows. The first of these is in July, covering matches for the first half of the season, and the next is in November for the second half of the Premier League campaign.
There are also additional sales in the weeks before the match, including an Additional Members’ Sale although you have to register your interest in advance.
On Ticket Compare, Liverpool match tickets will go on sale as soon as the match is announced, whether it’s directly after a cup draw or when the fixture list is published in pre-season.
Where do away fans sit at Anfield?
Visiting fans will sit in Blocks AL6, AL7, AL8 and AL9 in the lower tier of the Anfield Road Stand. The turnstiles for away fans at Anfield are R and Q.
How do Liverpool tickets work?
Like all Premier League clubs, Liverpool have made the move to NFC tickets for Anfield Stadium. In order to get into the stadium you will need to download your ticket to your mobile wallet, whether that is Apple or Android.
You should receive your mobile Liverpool FC tickets in your inbox at least 24 hours before the match goes ahead.
Ticket Compare selects ticketing partners with strong customer service, so you can reach out with any queries about your tickets for LFC and expect a swift and helpful response.
How many Liverpool tickets can I buy?
On our platform you can buy as many tickets for Liverpool FC as you need. Also be sure to toggle the Seated Together button to ensure that your seats will be next to each other.
Using the club’s bulk sales, ballots and additional members’ sales, LFC tickets are strictly restricted to one per qualifying member.
Is it safe to buy Liverpool resale tickets?
Yes, but it depends on the platform that you use to buy them. We only work with trustworthy websites that provide 100% refunds in case something goes wrong.
Beyond that, we also list tickets from the club’s own authorised resale agents. You can toggle the Official button on our match sales page, and only tickets from these official resale sites will appear.
How much does a Liverpool season ticket cost?
The price of an adult season ticket for Liverpool ranges from $974 to $1,235 in 2025/26. This price has been frozen for 2025/26 and is reasonable by Premier League standards. As we explain in our article, sadly the Liverpool Season ticket waiting list has not been open to new customers for more than a decade.
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