Champions League tickets

The home club sells each league-phase match itself, usually in the order it uses for domestic games: season ticket holders, then members, then a general sale only if seats remain. Between the English clubs, the details vary a lot:

• Arsenal ballot every home match among their members, then open their Ticket Exchange to the members who missed out.
• Liverpool offer European home ties first to the Auto Cup Scheme and Priority Right Holders, then to season ticket holders and All Red members with the relevant competition credits.
• Aston Villa go to season ticket holders first, then to members in windows based on how many 2025/26 Europa League home games they attended.
• Manchester United sell to Official Members and to season ticket holders who opted out of the competition, and returned tickets also go to Official Members, so there is no public sale.
• Manchester City sell men's home tickets only to Official Members this season, with bars and hospitality for the European games offered first to previous customers and registered Cityzens.

Shakhtar Donetsk are the exception for London-based fans. Under an agreement with Chelsea, they sell their Stamford Bridge games through their own ticket site, with purchases completed on Chelsea's platform: multi-match packages went first, with priority for Chelsea season ticket holders and members and for Ukrainian fans, followed by single-match tickets with dynamic pricing and age discounts.

Away supporters never buy from the home club. Their own club sells its away allocation, normally to season ticket holders and members in an order based on past away purchases, so watch your club's ticket news after each match is confirmed.

The final is sold separately by UEFA and is not in the table yet. Among the league-phase games listed, demand is highest when two of Europe's biggest clubs meet: Arsenal v Real Madrid sold out at the club through its members' ballot, and Barcelona v Manchester City is sold out at the Spotify Camp Nou as well.

Other headline nights in the table include Aston Villa v PSG at Villa Park, Manchester United v Bayern Munich at Old Trafford, Inter Milan v Liverpool at San Siro and Shakhtar Donetsk v Real Madrid, played in London at Stamford Bridge. Liverpool v Porto and Manchester City v Napoli are the other big home dates for English clubs.

The knockout rounds that follow are sold the same way, by the home club of each tie, and appear here once the draws are made and listings open.

Each row shows the lowest resale listing seen on Hellotickets at the last check, next to the home club's official status: sold out, on sale, members only or not on sale yet.

Resale prices start at £22 across the matches listed.

The biggest names do not always carry the highest starting price. A match at a small ground with only a handful of listings can start higher than a sold-out game at a large stadium, and the same tie varies a lot between stands, so compare several zones before choosing. Sellers set their own prices, which can be well above the club's, and the final price is shown before you pay.

For a midweek European night, allow for late delivery: tickets go out "as soon as we receive them from the seller — sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event", in Hellotickets' words.