Southampton Tickets

1. Select Your Saints Match: Click the orange "Tickets" button for your desired game.
2. Choose Your Seat: Explore the stadium layout and a wide selection of Southampton FC seats. Filter by price and location.
3. Complete Your Purchase: Proceed to the resale football ticket site to buy your football tickets for Southampton FC.

Read on for more information on using your tickets.

Southampton match tickets are released shortly before the game. Your resale tickets may arrive via email within 48 hours of the fixture.

Since 2024-25, all Southampton matchday tickets are digital, and physical cards have been phased out. You will use NFC (Near-Field Communication) tickets through your Apple Wallet or Google Pay wallet to enter St Mary’s Stadium

If this is your first time purchasing resale football tickets for Southamton FC, here are some helpful tips:

• Review Terms and Conditions: Check the resale ticket website's terms and conditions to avoid any issues with your match seats at Southampton.
• Expect Last-Minute Email Deliveries: It’s common to receive Southampton resale tickets on the day so don’t panic if this happens.
• Be Prepared for Higher Prices: For matches against major Premier League teams, like Southampton vs Liverpool tickets, resale site prices may be higher than the original face value.
• Understand Refund Policies: Make sure to scan the secondary ticket vendor's refund policies in case you can’t attend the Southampton match.
• Ticket Names May Vary: The name on your resale ticket for Southampton might be different from yours, but it will still work at the turnstile at St Mary’s.
• Contact Resale Marketplaces: Reach out via email or WhatsApp if you have concerns about your ticket for Southampton as these sites have superb customer service.

So in case you’re wondering just how much Southampton FC tickets cost, we’ll compare the prices of match tickets for Southampton in the primary market and through trusted resellers.

As we mentioned in our buying tips, the price of resale Southampton tickets can vary a lot. The factor that makes the biggest impact on price is demand. So you would plan to pay more for, say, Southampton vs Manchester United tickets than Southampton vs Ipswich tickets.

Cheap Southampton tickets for Premier League games may be hard to get, but there are ways to get less expensive seats.

Here are a few handy ways to save money on Ticket Compare:

• Consider buying your seats for the Southampton match as early as possible, even when the fixture list is announced in June
• Opt for matches against unglamorous opposition if you want to get Southampton tickets cheap
• Choose unsociable midweek kick-offs for cheap Southampton FC tickets
• Try going solo as single Southampton FC seats are cheaper

For more info on secondary ticket marketplaces you can dip into our article, as we’re constantly analysing the business of buying football resale tickets.

To understand the impact on resale on Southampton tickets, it’s important to assess primary market prices, which we’ll do now.

Buying Southampton match tickets directly from the club, the prices are as follows:

• Adults: £25 - £70
• 18-25s and over 65s: £25 - £65
• Juniors (u18s): £15 - £65

According to the St Mary’s Stadium seating plan, the cheapest Southampton football tickets are in the stadium corners, while the most expensive are on the halfway line in the Itchen Stand and Kingsland Stand.

For primary market tickets the Match Category (A, B or C) will affect the price, as we’ll deal with this topic in more depth further down this page.

When it comes to the ease of buying Southampton tickets, Southampton Members have the best chances as we’ll show next.

It’s a little easier to purchase tickets to Southampton FC matches than for many other Premier League clubs. In order to fill St Mary’s Stadium, some games reach general sale, which means that you can buy tickets even if you haven’t been to St Mary’s Stadium before.

However, for the hottest matches you need to be a member with proof of a purchase history at the club to qualify for the ability to buy tickets. So for these games it’s a lot tougher to purchase SFC tickets.

Now we’ve shown you how to buy Southampton tickets, in the next section we’ll delve into topics like sales schedules, Match Categories and a few additional details on Premier League tickets for Southampton.

Day 1-10 - Southampton Members get priority access to tickets on a first come, first served basis

Day 11-20 - Southampton Season Ticket holders have the chance to purchase two additional tickets

Day 20 Onwards - The match will go on general sale until tickets sell out

Match tickets for Southampton FC are tiered according to the opponent, making an impact on things like price, how easy it is to get tickets and buyer benefits. Here’s the breakdown:

Category A Matches

These games are against the top teams in the league, like Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United. You won’t be able to purchase Category A tickets as a member unless you’ve bought tickets before.

Category B Matches

Established Premier League opponents like West Ham and Spurs are normally classed as Category B. There are no restrictions for Southampton Members to purchase these tickets.

Category C Matches

These are fixtures against Premier League strugglers and newly promoted teams like Ipswich Town and Nottingham Forest. To help these matches sell out Saints Members are eligible for a £5 discount on these tickets.

Of all the Saints tickets available, the hardest to purchase through official channels are tickets for games on the road. Southampton away tickets are hard to get hold of because there’s an enormous demand and high scarcity.

Premier League away allocations are never much more than 3,000, and the primary market tickets are reasonably priced at between £20 and £30. So you can see why there’s such a scramble to get them.

Southampton Away Tickets Sale Schedule

In practice, Southampton Season Ticket holders have the best chance of buying, and here’s how Southampton’s box office puts the away allocation on sale:

Day 1, 9:30 AM: Season Ticket holders who attended 5+ away matches in the previous season can purchase a ticket

Day 1, 11:30 AM: Season Ticket holders who attended 4+ away matches in the previous season get their chance

Day 2, 9:30 AM: Season Ticket holders who attended 3+ away matches during the previous season can buy their seat

So you get the picture. This process continues with these criteria until the allocation is sold-out.

If not, the remaining allocation is first made available to Saints Members with a purchase history. Finally Southampton’s allocation for PL away matches goes on general sale to the wider public a week after the sales window first opened.

Back at home, matchday hospitality tickets are a more opulent alternative to the options we’ve explored above. So we’ll get to grips with these luxury options next.

A boisterous but easy-going sports bar, a short walk from perfectly located seats and serving classic pub grub

A modern, upscale lounge with a complimentary bar and a private dining experience featuring locally sourced ingredients

Three-course fine dining, with premium drinks included, dessert at half-time and a cheese board when the game ends

A private box for up to ten people, with dedicated waiting staff, fine dining, and premium drinks served at your request

Looking over the pitch on the top floor of the Itchen Stand, with an in-house mixologist and a 6-course English tapas menu

Another elevated pitch-facing lounge, right on the half-way line, with an English sparkling wine reception and an indulgent five-course meal

Smart in the Halo and Markus Liebherr Lounge, and smart casual in the other lounges. Sportswear or ripped jeans are not permitted in any of Southampton’s hospitality areas.

Moving on from Southampton FC hospitality packages, let’s show you what to know, expect and remember for your day out at St Mary’s Stadium.

• By train, Southampton Central Railway Station is a mile from St Mary’s, and about 20 minutes on foot
• By Shuttle Bus, there are services to the ground from Southampton Central Railway (SF1) and the ferry terminals at Town Quay (SF2)
• By Bluestar Bus, you can catch Bluestar 3, Bluestar 16 direct to the stadium, while Bluestar 18 and Bluestar 7 drop you close by
• By bicycle, St Mary’s Stadium is a 20-minute ride from anywhere in Southampton, and there are free parking facilities at the north end of the Kingsland Stand
• By car, the best place to park is in the following City Council car parks:
  • Ocean Village – SO14 3TL
  • Westquay Shopping Centre – SO15 1ST
  • Eastgate – SO14 3HB
  • Grosvenor Square – SO15 2UA
  • West Park Road – SO15 1FZ
  • Marlands – SO15 1BA
  • Bedford Place – SO15 2DB

• The Guide Dog (38 Earls Rd) is a great spot for pre-match drinks and bites
• There are three SFC fan bars—The Deanery, The 8 Bells and The Gasworks—outside the stadium, open three hours before kick-off and offering a wide choice of food & drink
• The Southampton Ticket Office stays open from 9:30 AM to half-time for 3 PM kick-offs
• The Family Fan Zone, open within 2.5 hours of kick-off, has live music, food and tons for things for kids to do, from skills challenges to photo ops with the club mascots, Sammy and Mary Saint
• The Saints Store, at southern corner of the Itchen Stand, is open from 10 AM until kick-off and then again after full-time
• All catering outlets at the ground have a lowered counter for wheelchair users
• Take your seat early to hear the Saints Brass band play “Oh When the Saints”, which fires up the Southampton crowd before kick-off. This new fan tradition arrived in 2016
• For post-match fun, head to The Joiners (141 St Mary St), a pub/live music venue and essential part of the Southampton game-day experience

• For a family-friendly vibe: Choose the Kids Zone (Blocks 13-16) in the south-east corner of the stadium between the Itchen Stand and Chapel Stand
• For pure noise: Join the die-hard Saints faithful behind the goal in the Northam Stand, home to the awesome new safe-standing section
• For views: Get a TV-worthy view of the action at St Mary’s from the halfway line in the Itchen Stand (Blocks 5-9) and the Kingsland Stand (Blocks 29-33).

We’ll talk about the away experience at Southampton’s stadium, starting with some handy things to keep in mind on game day:

Tips for Away Fans at Southampton

• Avoid driving to St Mary’s Stadium if possible as the area gets congested and it can take a long time to get away
• There are no pubs for away fans around the ground, so it’s worth starting in the city centre at a spot like The Rockstone (63 Onslow Rd)
• Bags larger than the size of an A4 piece of paper will not be permitted at St Mary’s
• The coach park for away fans is on Britannia Road, and offers free parking for official supporters’ mini-buses and coaches

How Many Tickets Do Away Fans Get at St Mary’s Stadium?

Between 3,200 and 3,300. The exact allocation depends on the opposition, with a slightly smaller number of seats provided for derbies.

Where is the Away Section at St Mary’s Stadium?

In the corner of the Kingsland and Chapel stands, in the south-west corner of the ground. It’s important to note that the section for visiting supporters has moved to this location from the Northam Stand. Here’s the stadium map highlight this location:

In the following section we’ll sum up the pros of purchasing a Southampton Membership and how it relates to getting tickets for Saints games.

About 23,000, which is more than 70% of the stadium.

You can sell your Southampton matchday tickets on the secondary ticket marketplaces listed on Ticket Compare. We’ve even published a handy guide to selling resale tickets.

Going through official channels, Southampton runs the SFC Ticket Exchange for sold out matches at St Mary’s, allowing Season Ticket holders to relist their Southampton match seats.

Below we’ll wrap up with some common queries about Southampton and the club’s history.

Because the club was founded at St Mary's Church, which is the civic church for the city of Southampton. 

Sport Republic. They are a London-based sports investment firm and hold an 80% controlling stake in the club.

£22 million, for Tino Livramento from Chelsea in 2021.

7th, in 2014-15 under Mauricio Pochettino. Their highest top-flight finish before the Premier League began was 2nd in 1983-84.

9-3 against Wolverhampton Wanderers in Division Two, 18th September 1965. The Saints largest Premier League win was 8-0 against Sunderland at St. Mary’s in 2014-15.

Mick Channon, with 228 goals in 607 games. Next on the list is Matt Le Tissier with 209 goals in 540. He is followed by Bill Rawlings (198), Terry Paine (187), George O’Brien (180), and Derek Reeves (173).

9-0 at home to Leicester City on 25 October 2019. This exact scoreline was repeated away at Manchester United on 2 February 2021.