Liverpool v Aston Villa tickets
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The table opens in the Shortside Upper Tier at £161. Seats in the upper tiers, behind the goals and along the sides, start lowest; the Kop, the lower tier and the central touchline blocks are dearer. Seller's choice tickets have no named block, away listings are meant for Villa fans, and The Boot Room Restaurant is a hospitality package.
Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.
Liverpool v Aston Villa: date, kick-off and how to watch
Aston Villa are due at Anfield for a midweek Premier League game provisionally dated Wednesday 3 March 2027, kick-off TBC. The match is not on sale yet at the official seller: registration for its All Red ballot closed at 10am on Monday 2 November, members with 13 or more credits buy from 8.15am on Tuesday 10 November, and the club's hospitality, from £578, is taking enquiries.
Sellers on Hellotickets list seats from £161 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). Villa are not one of the opponents Liverpool restrict by credits, so the ballot was open to any All Red member; it is drawn, with payments taken, on 12 and 13 November, and local and Young Adult ballots follow nearer the game.
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The fixture is scheduled for Wednesday 3 March 2027 at Anfield, Liverpool, but that date is provisional and the kick-off time is TBC. A midweek match sits outside the 3pm Saturday blackout, so it can be broadcast live in the UK; the broadcasters confirm their UK TV picks, and the time follows.
If the game moves, Liverpool's fixture page will say so. Wait for that confirmation before you book a hotel or advance train tickets.
Official ticketing
All Red ballot closed 2 Nov; 13+ credit members' sale from 10 Nov, 8.15am; ballot drawn 12-13 Nov.
- All Red members' ballot registration (all eligible All Red members, incl. those with fewer than 4 credits); accessible-seating results emailed 5 November, main ballot run and tickets charged 12-13 November · from 26 Oct to 2 Nov · closed
- Accessible seating (wheelchair bay or ambulant) sale, All Red members with 13+ Premier League home credits (link emailed 5 November) · from 9 Nov to 9 Nov · to come
- Accessible seating sale, successful ballot entrants · from 9 Nov to 9 Nov · to come
- All Red members' sale, 13+ Premier League home credits (guaranteed ticket, up to 4 per booking, link emailed 5 November) · from 10 Nov to 11 Nov · to come
- All Red ballot draw and automatic payment for successful entrants · from 12 Nov to 13 Nov · to come
- Matchday hospitality (from £578; club shows 'Enquire now') · to come
- Additional members' sales before the match for any tickets left after the ballot (dates not yet published) · to come
Official prices from £9 (Adult, Tier 12 (Main Stand Upper), 2026/27 match price).
Membership: All Red membership (Light or Full; Junior for children), £26.99 per season (All Red Light); All Red Full £42.99.
How to get Liverpool v Aston Villa tickets
Liverpool keep every standard seat for members: there is no general sale. What matters is your number of Premier League home credits:
- 13 or more credits: you are entitled to a ticket in the November All Red sale, which covers matches from 1 January and runs from 8.15am on Tuesday 10 November to 10am on Wednesday 11 November.
- Fewer credits: the ballot for this game was open to every All Red member, with registration from 2pm on Monday 26 October until 10am on Monday 2 November; it is run, with payments taken, on 12 and 13 November. Membership costs £26.99 (Light), £42.99 (Full) or £20.99 (Junior) for 2026/27.
- Closer to the match: about two weeks before, members can register for the Additional Members' Sale, where Ticket Exchange returns are resold at face value, and a 500-ticket local ballot for L-postcode addresses runs alongside a Young Adult ballot.
The club's matchday hospitality, from £578, is open for enquiries. For anyone outside the membership system, resale is the way in: seats listed on Hellotickets are priced by the sellers, sometimes above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Read the delivery terms. Our How To Get Liverpool Tickets guide covers credits in detail.
Good to know before you go
- Local fansIf you live at an L-postcode address, look out for the 500-ticket local ballot that Liverpool run about two weeks before each home game.
- A late night outFor a weeknight kick-off, the Soccerbus back to Sandhills keeps going until 90 minutes after full-time, and 917 buses back to town wait on Walton Lane.
- Access card optionEvery ticket is an NFC pass on a smartphone; supporters who meet Liverpool's criteria can apply for a photo ID stadium access card instead.
- Verified sellersHellotickets works with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners, and says every ticket is authenticated.
Where to sit at Anfield Stadium
Anfield's two touchline stands give the side-on view. The Main Stand rises in three tiers and holds the premium lounges, while the two-tier Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand opposite was formerly the Kemlyn Road Stand and then the Centenary Stand. Behind the goals are the Kop, the single-tier home end with large rail-seating sections, and the two-tier Anfield Road Stand, with the Family Zone and the away section, where Aston Villa's fans will sit in blocks set by their club.
Hellotickets' Longside listings are in those touchline stands, Shortside listings are at the ends and Central sits close to halfway. Kop Grandstand is the home end, an Anfield Road Stand listing shares the stand with the visitors, and The Boot Room Restaurant is hospitality. The Anfield Stadium seating plan shows every block.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Liverpool v Aston Villa tickets?
Liverpool's 2026/27 prices do not vary by opponent: an adult pays from £9 in Tier 12 of the Main Stand Upper and from £56.75 in Tier 4, which spans the Anfield Road Stand, the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand and the Main Stand. Seats go to All Red members in November. On Hellotickets, resale seats are priced from £161 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Can I buy Liverpool v Aston Villa tickets without being a member?
Not through the club's standard sale. Liverpool have no general sale, and registration for this match's ballot, open to every All Red member, closed at 10am on Monday 2 November. Members can still register for the Additional Members' Sale of returned seats, about two weeks before the game. Without membership, the routes are the club's hospitality, from £578, now taking enquiries, or resale seats listed on Hellotickets.
Is Liverpool v Aston Villa sold out?
No. The match is not on sale yet at the official seller, and Liverpool offer it in the November All Red sale: ballot registration closed on 2 November, members with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, and seats returned by members come back about two weeks before the game. Resale prices on Hellotickets begin at £161.
What time is kick-off for Liverpool v Aston Villa?
The time is TBC, and Wednesday 3 March 2027 is only a provisional date. Liverpool will publish the confirmed date and kick-off on their fixture page, so wait for it before booking travel or a hotel, and allow time for the bag search at the turnstiles.
How to watch Liverpool tonight?
For Liverpool v Aston Villa, provisionally on Wednesday 3 March 2027, a midweek kick-off falls outside the 3pm Saturday blackout, so the match can be shown live in the UK once the broadcasters confirm their picks. The channel and the time will appear in the Premier League's TV listings.
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