Liverpool membership: All Red prices, tiers and your real ticket chances

Liverpool membership is called All Red, and it costs £42.99 a season for Full, £20.99 for Junior and £26.99 for Light, which the club is offering at £18.99. Unless you hold a season ticket, you need one of these three to buy a Liverpool home ticket. It gives you a chance, not a seat.

Every fixture, with the latest club sale status, is on the Liverpool tickets page.

What is Liverpool membership, and how does All Red work?

All Red is Liverpool FC’s paid fan membership for the 2026/27 season. Liverpool FC plays in the Premier League, and its home is Anfield, a stadium in the city of Liverpool that holds 61,276 people. There is no sale open to everyone for league games, so All Red is the way in.

The club sets aside at least 13,000 tickets for All Red members at each Premier League home game. It sells them in two big sales. The July sale covers games up to 31 December, and the November sale covers games from 1 January.

Two terms explain how those sales work. A ballot is a free prize draw: you register, and if your name comes up you get a ticket. A credit is a record of a game you bought and attended, and your credits decide which sales and ballots you can enter.

How much is Liverpool membership?

Liverpool membership costs £42.99 a season for All Red Full, £26.99 for Light and £20.99 for Junior in 2026/27. On 31 October 2026, the club’s All Red page was selling Light at £18.99. Here is what each tier gives you:

If tickets are the point, buy Light. It opens the same sales as Full, which earns its higher price through the gift, the video service and the shop discount. Only All Red Video is paid monthly. The three ticket tiers are paid once a season, and you buy again for each new season. Searching for a Liverpool fan club membership? All Red is the club’s own scheme.

What do match credits mean for Liverpool members?

Match credits decide how close to the front of the queue a Liverpool member stands. Liverpool’s 2026/27 rules count only the Premier League home credits you earned in 2025/26, so a new member starts with none.

You earn a credit when you buy a general admission ticket, meaning a normal seat, through club sales and go to the match. You earn no credit if you buy hospitality, forward your ticket, receive a forwarded ticket or list a ticket on the Ticket Exchange, the club’s own resale service.

The climb has become harder. Liverpool says members with 13 or more credits now take 70% of these tickets, where it used to be an even split.

How do Liverpool credits build over time?

Liverpool credits now build across seasons, under a system the club calls multi-year loyalty. For 2027/28, your 2025/26 and 2026/27 credits count together. By 2028/29, three seasons count, so a missed game hurts less than it used to. Each competition has its own balance, so league credits do not help with cup games.

How easy is it to get Liverpool tickets as a member?

Getting Liverpool tickets as a new member is hard, because you start with no credits and can only enter ballots for selected games. Liverpool publishes no ballot odds. Single adult tickets cost from £40.25 on the Kop, juniors pay £9 in most areas, and the guide to how much Liverpool tickets cost lists every price.

Your best openings are three smaller sales, run game by game:

• Additional Members Sales. Seats returned through the Ticket Exchange are resold at face value, the printed price, about a week before each match. Registration opens about two weeks before. The Liverpool Ticket Exchange guide explains how those seats come back.
• The Local Members Ballot. It offers 500 tickets per home league game to members with an L postcode address.
• The Young Adult ballot. Members aged 17 to 24 can enter for 200 seats in the Lower Anfield Road, at £25.75.

Each game you attend adds a credit. A first season of lower-demand games is how new members reach the four credits that open the bigger ballots. Liverpool gives no set number of games a new member can expect, so treat every ticket as a bonus.

Can All Red members get cup and European tickets?

All Red members can try for cup and European tickets, but those sales are separate from the league. Members can register for the ballot for the Auto Cup Scheme, which gives you a seat automatically while Liverpool stay in a competition. Registration usually opens in June. After that, remaining tickets go game by game to fans with the right credits for that competition.

Which Anfield games can a new member try for?

A new Liverpool member could try for seven of the ten Anfield league games from January in the November sale, whose ballot registration closed on 2 November. Dates can still move for television.

How do you join All Red and enter the ballot?

You join All Red online from the club’s All Red page, and you must then register separately for each ballot. Do these steps in order:

1. Buy your tier. Log in or create an account, then choose Full, Light or Junior. A child needs a Junior of their own.
2. Link your group. To apply for friends or family, your accounts must be linked. Your Friends and Family list takes 18 people.
3. Register in the sale’s window. For the games from January, it closed at 10am on Monday 2 November; Additional Members Sales open theirs about two weeks before each match. Choose your preferred seat location and price range. One entry can cover four eligible supporters, and the club takes card details but only charges winners.
4. Need accessible seating? Register your access needs with the club first. The accessible sales run on Monday 9 November.
5. Wait for the draw. Ballots run on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November. Winners get seats automatically and a confirmation email. Everyone else hears nothing.
6. Download your NFC pass. This digital ticket lives in Apple Wallet or Google Pay. Last season’s pass no longer works.

How do you log in to your Liverpool membership?

You log in to your Liverpool membership with the “Log in here” button on the club’s All Red page, or through My Account in the official LFC app. Your ticketing account is at account.liverpoolfc.com.

• Download your pass: use the memberships section of My Account, on the phone you will take to Anfield.
• Add friends and family: manage your list in your account. You can add people all season, but you can only remove them up to 1 September.
• Check your credits: your Credit Balance is shown for each competition.
• Changed your mind? The club’s terms give a 14-day cooling-off period.

Is Liverpool membership worth it?

Liverpool membership is worth it if you plan to go to Anfield regularly, because credits only build through All Red. It is less useful for a one-off visit.

• Best for: fans who can attend lower-demand games and build credits over time.
• Bringing children? Each child needs their own Junior, and under-16s must be with an adult aged 18 or over.
• Living in an L postcode? The Local General Ballot offers 500 tickets per home league game and needs no membership.
• Coming from abroad? You can join from anywhere, and the benefits list includes a digital programme for overseas fans. For one fixed date, though, a ballot is a risky plan.
• Not worth it if: you only want one of the seven big games this season. Hospitality, a ticket with food and drink, needs no membership.
• Not needed if: a season ticket holder will forward you a seat. A free General Admission NFC pass is enough, though you earn no credit.

What mistakes should you avoid with All Red?

The main All Red mistakes are paying for Full when you only want tickets, missing a registration window and letting a card fail.

• Forgetting to register. Buying All Red does not enter you in a ballot.
• Letting a card fail. A declined payment passes your entry to the next in line, along with everyone on it.
• Chasing credits through forwarding. Neither person earns one on a Premier League game.
• Waiting for an email. If you lose a ballot, the club does not tell you, so check the next sale.

What do All Red members need on matchday at Anfield?

All Red members need a smartphone with their NFC pass on matchday, because every Anfield ticket is digital. The pass updates itself with your next game, and you scan it at the turnstile, the entry gate.

Anfield is about two miles from Liverpool Lime Street station. The 917 express bus from Commutation Row takes about 15 minutes, and the streets around the ground are residents-only parking. Bags can be no bigger than A5, and the ground is cashless. The Anfield seating plan explains each stand, and all kick-off times are UK time.

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, and the draw runs on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November. As of 31 October 2026, the next dates for members were these:

• Friday 6 to Saturday 7 November: registration opens for the local ballots and the Additional Members Sale for Liverpool v Manchester United. For the Local Members Ballot, buy All Red by 5 November.
• Monday 16 November, 11am: that sale opens to registered members with four or more credits.
• Sold out at the club: Sunderland, Leeds and Tottenham before Christmas. Their Additional Members Sale dates are not yet published.

Holders of a Liverpool season ticket skip all of this, but that waiting list is closed. The guide to how to get Liverpool tickets ranks every route. If the club routes are shut for your game, resale listings with live prices sit beside each fixture on the Liverpool tickets page.