How much are Liverpool tickets? Every 2026/27 Anfield price explained

How much are Liverpool tickets? For 2026/27, adults pay from £40.25 on the Kop, the famous home end, and £62.75 for the top band in the Main Stand. Juniors pay £9 in most areas. Your seat sets the price, not the opponent. You also need All Red membership, from £18.99 a season on the current offer.

Every fixture and its sale status is on the Liverpool tickets page. All prices here are Liverpool FC’s own for 2026/27, as shown on its website on 31 October 2026.

How do Liverpool ticket prices work?

Liverpool ticket prices work by seat, so one seat costs the same whoever the visitors are. Liverpool FC is a Premier League club, and its ground, Anfield, holds 61,276 people. The club uses one price list for every Premier League and European home game.

That list has 12 tiers. A tier is a price band for one part of the ground. Within each tier, your price depends on your age group:

• Adult: the full price.
• Over 65: a lower senior price.
• Young adult: ages 17 to 24, with the club’s 50 per cent discount on adult prices.
• Junior: 16 and under, at £9 in most of the ground.

Liverpool says it will tie general admission prices to inflation for three seasons, with a cap of five per cent a year. General admission means normal seats, with no food or lounge. This is the 11th season in a row that juniors have paid £9.

How much are Liverpool tickets at Anfield?

Liverpool tickets at Anfield cost an adult £40.25 to £46.25 on the Kop and £49.50 to £62.75 in most other areas. This is the club’s full 2026/27 list for normal seats at Premier League and European home games:

Two tiers charge every age the same. Tier 11 is at the back of the upper Anfield Road Stand, and Tier 12 is at the far ends of the upper Main Stand. Liverpool says local general tickets, for fans with a Liverpool postcode, cost £9. So if you live elsewhere, budget from £40.25, not £9.

How much are Liverpool tickets on average? The club publishes no average. As a rough guide, use £45.25, the adult price in Tier 8 on the Kop. To find each tier on a map, use the Anfield seating plan.

What makes a Liverpool ticket dearer?

A Liverpool ticket is dearer in the side stands than on the Kop, and dearer for adults than for other age groups. The opponent changes nothing. Liverpool v Manchester United costs the same as Liverpool v Sunderland in the same seat. What changes is how hard that seat is to get.

How much are Liverpool tickets for members?

Liverpool tickets for members cost the list prices plus one yearly fee, because most men’s home games need All Red or a season ticket. All Red is the club’s paid membership.

Paying for All Red does not promise you a seat. Ballots are free prize draws, and members with more match credits, which are records of past games, go first. For every route in order, see how to get Liverpool tickets. The Liverpool membership guide compares each tier.

How much does it cost to go to a Liverpool game?

It costs one membership and one ticket per person to go to a Liverpool game, plus travel. Here is every published figure for one adult and one child in Tier 10 on the Kop:

• All Red Light for the adult: £18.99 on the current offer, normally £26.99.
• All Red Junior for the child: £20.99 a season.
• Adult ticket: £40.25.
• Junior ticket: £9.
• Taxi from the city centre to Anfield: usually £8 to £10, the club says.

These are list prices, not a promise of that seat. If you win a ballot, the club picks your seat, and you only give a preferred location and price range.

What should you know on the day?

On the day, general admission turnstiles, the entry gates, open two hours before kick-off, and the club advises arriving early. The ground is about two miles from Liverpool Lime Street station, and all kick-off times here are UK time.

• Travelling from outside Liverpool? Lime Street is the main station. The 917 express bus runs to the ground from nearby Commutation Row in about 15 minutes.
• Your ticket: an NFC pass, a digital ticket in your phone wallet. Download it before you arrive.
• Bags: small handheld bags up to A5 size only.
• Paying: the ground is cashless, so bring a card or phone for food and drink.

How much is an Anfield stadium tour?

The LFC Stadium Tour and Museum costs £26 for an adult, £21 for seniors and students and £17 for under-16s, booked in advance. A family ticket for two adults and two children is £77. It is a good choice if you cannot get a match ticket, and the booking page lists a separate matchday tour from £28 for adults.

How much are Liverpool season tickets?

Liverpool season tickets cost an adult from £734.50 on the Kop in 2026/27, and juniors pay £165 in every tier. That one payment buys the same seat at all 19 Premier League home games. You cannot buy one today, because the waiting list is closed to new names.

Tiers 11 and 12 have no season ticket price. The Liverpool season ticket guide lists every tier and explains how seats change hands.

How much are Liverpool Champions League, cup and away tickets?

Liverpool Champions League tickets cost the same as league tickets, because the club’s European list for 2026/27 matches the league list tier for tier. Domestic cup prices depend on the division of the visiting club.

The cup list has 11 tiers, so its numbers do not match the league list. Main Stand Upper stays at £9 for all ages against any visitor. The club calls these prices a guide and says it will try not to go over them.

Away tickets put you in the section for visiting fans at the other club’s ground. The league’s clubs agreed in March 2026 to keep a £30 cap on them for two more seasons. Away tickets go mainly to fans with away credits, so a new member should not count on one.

How much are Liverpool hospitality tickets?

Liverpool hospitality tickets started at £180 a person for Porto and £190 for Sunderland on 31 October 2026. Hospitality means a match ticket that comes with a lounge, food and drink, sold by the club itself. It needs no All Red membership, only a free account. Normal seats for several of these games are sold out.

For Manchester United, the club’s main hospitality page still showed from £574. Both £574 packages were sold out on the match page, so £599 for the Hilton Hotel package was the real starting price. A Premier League hospitality ticket earns no match credit.

Hospitality is best for a one-off trip on fixed dates, or for fans coming from abroad. It is not worth it if you live nearby and can wait for a ballot, because a normal seat costs far less.

How can you pay less for Liverpool tickets?

You pay less for Liverpool tickets through your age, your postcode or a different kind of game. These are the options the club publishes:

• Juniors: £9 in most areas, and £5 at cup games against clubs outside the Premier League.
• Young Adult area: £25.75 in the Lower Anfield Road, for Full or Light members aged 17 to 24.
• Local fans: with an L postcode address, you can enter the Local General Ballot for £9 tickets. It needs no membership.
• Disabled fans: a separate list applies. Disabled adults pay from £30.25 on the Kop, and disabled juniors pay £7 in most tiers. Register your access needs first, then call the Disability Team on 0151 264 2500, option 1.
• Lower-league cup games: an adult pays £17.50 in Tier 9 against a League Two club.

How much are Liverpool Women tickets?

Liverpool Women tickets cost an adult £12 on general sale at Anfield and for Category A games at the St Helens Stadium. Category A means Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United. Young adults and over-65s pay £6, and juniors pay £5.

All other games at St Helens are Category B, at £10 for adults, £4 for young adults and over-65s, and £3.50 for juniors. Groups of 6 or more get 10% off, and groups of 10 or more get 15% off. Liverpool Women play Arsenal at Anfield on Sunday 8 November 2026 at midday.

What mistakes make Liverpool tickets cost more?

• Budgeting from £9. Local general tickets are for fans with a Liverpool postcode, so plan on £40.25 or more.
• Buying Full when Light will do. Both open the same ticket sales.
• Joining but not registering. All Red alone does not enter you in a ballot, so your fee buys nothing that season.
• Booking hospitality without comparing games. The Carlsberg Dugout at the Kop End started at £253 for Sunderland and £767 for Manchester United.
• Letting a payment fail. If your bank declines a winning entry, the seats go to the next entry.

What to do now (as of 31 October 2026)

Registration for the All Red ballot for games from January closed at 10am on Monday 2 November. It covered games such as Liverpool v Coventry on Saturday 2 January 2027. If you registered, make sure your card can take the payment. If you missed it, the next club route is a sale of returned seats before each game.

1. Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November: the ballots run, and winners are charged automatically.
2. About two weeks before each game: register for the Additional Members’ Sale of returned seats, which are resold at face value, the printed price.

Still no luck with the club? The Liverpool tickets page shows resale listings next to each game, with live prices.