Carabao Cup tickets
How Carabao Cup tickets are sold, from ties at club grounds to the final at Wembley, and how resale works.
Updated 4 Nov 2026
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The Carabao Cup is the sponsored name of the EFL Cup, the English Football League's knockout competition, in which Premier League and EFL clubs meet before a final at Wembley Stadium. No ties are listed on this page at the moment: matches appear in the table once they are scheduled and listed for resale, next to the official sale status of each.
There is no central ticket office for the competition. Each tie is sold by the club playing at home, under its own rules, and away supporters buy through their own club, which is why the same round can be on general sale at one ground and members-only at another.
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Resale prices are the lowest listings seen on Hellotickets at our last check; official status as published by the club, league or promoter, with the date we checked.
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How Carabao Cup tickets are sold
The home club runs the sale for every tie, through its own ticketing site and box office, and decides who can buy and when. Clubs whose league games sell out to members often keep the same priority order for cup ties: season ticket holders and members first, then a general sale if seats remain. Where demand is lower, a club may open a tie to everyone sooner, so check the home club's ticket news after each draw rather than assuming the rules of a league match apply.
Some clubs never hold a general sale for home games, whatever the competition. Arsenal, for example, hold no general sale for men's home games and sell them only to members, so a cup tie at the Emirates is a members-only sale too.
Away fans
Visiting supporters do not buy from the home club. Their own club receives an away allocation for each tie and sells it to its season ticket holders and members, often using loyalty points or past away purchases to set the order. If you follow the away side, watch your own club's ticket pages, not the hosts'.
The final
For the final, the two finalists sell the seats in their own ends to their supporters, usually with priority for season ticket holders and members who have bought cup tickets earlier in the run. Wembley's own premium members, Club Wembley, hold seats for cup finals as part of their memberships. Reaching the final with a membership and a purchase history is the strongest position for an ordinary fan.
Finals and big matches
The final at Wembley is the day most supporters want, and the official route to it runs mainly through the two finalists' ticket offices. A neutral fan without membership at either club has few official options, which is where resale comes in.
Before that, the big ties are the ones between Premier League sides, especially derbies, and the semi-finals, which the home club sells like any other round. A Premier League club visiting a smaller ground can also draw far more interest than usual, so even an early-round tie may sell out to members.
The table on this page fills up as ties are scheduled, so the matches that matter most each season appear here with their official status as soon as they are listed.
Resale prices by match
Once ties are listed, each row shows the lowest resale listing seen on Hellotickets for the match, next to the selling club's official status, so you can see straight away whether the home club is still selling.
Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Hellotickets works "with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners". Even so, a seat bought from the home club or from your own club's away allocation is usually cheaper, so try those routes first.
Frequently asked questions
How much do football tickets cost in the UK?
There is no single price. Each club sets its own, normally banding matches by opponent and competition, with lower prices for members and concessions, and several clubs hold no general sale at all for their biggest games. Resale prices are set by sellers and appear in the table on each match page, and the final price is shown before you pay.
How much were Carabao Cup tickets?
Face values are set by the club selling each tie, so they differ from ground to ground and round to round, and prices for the final are published when the finalists put their allocations on sale. No Carabao Cup ties are listed on this page at the moment, so check the home club's ticket news after each draw for its official prices.
Where is the Carabao Cup final played?
At Wembley Stadium, which also stages the FA Cup final and semi-finals, the play-off finals and England's home games. Tickets for the final are sold through the two finalists to their own supporters, usually with priority for season ticket holders and members with a purchase history, and Club Wembley members hold seats as part of their memberships.
Who sells Carabao Cup tickets?
The club playing at home sells each tie, on its own ticketing site, and the visiting club sells its away allocation to its own supporters. After each draw, watch the home club's ticket news, or your own club's if you are travelling, because membership rules and on-sale dates are set club by club.
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