Liverpool v Brentford tickets
· time TBC · Anfield, Liverpool ·
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Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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For this game the table opens in the Longside Upper Tier at £377. Lower-tier seats, the Kop and the central touchline blocks sit higher. Seller's choice tickets leave the block to the seller, the away-section listings are meant for Brentford supporters, and Brodies is hospitality.
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 Brentford: date, kick-off and how to watch
Late in the season, Brentford come to Anfield for a Premier League game provisionally dated Saturday 15 May 2027, kick-off TBC. The match is not on sale yet at the official seller: Liverpool sell standard seats for it to All Red members, and ballot registration, open since 2pm on Monday 26 October, closed at 10am on Monday 2 November. Members with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, the ballot follows on 12 and 13 November, and club hospitality, from £443, is open for enquiries.
The lowest resale listing on Hellotickets is £377, in the Longside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). For this fixture the November ballot was open to every All Red member, with no minimum number of credits, but registration closed at 10am on 2 November; members who missed it can still try the Additional Members' Sale of returned seats about two weeks before kick-off.
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Brentford's visit is provisionally set for Saturday 15 May 2027 at Anfield, in Liverpool, and the kick-off time is TBC. If the game stays in the 3pm Saturday slot, the blackout applies and it will not be shown live in the UK; the broadcasters confirm their UK TV picks, and any move follows from them.
Watch Liverpool's fixture page for the final date before you commit to travel to Merseyside.
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 £443; 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 Brentford tickets
Liverpool keep standard seats for members and never run a general sale. In short:
- Who can buy: season ticket holders and 2026/27 All Red members (Light £26.99, Full £42.99, Junior £20.99 a season).
- When: in the All Red sale for matches from 1 January. Ballot registration ran from 2pm on Monday 26 October to 10am on Monday 2 November; members with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, from 8.15am on the Tuesday, and the ballot is run, with payments taken, on 12 and 13 November.
- In what order: members holding 13 or more Premier League home credits come first, as they are entitled to a ticket, and the remaining seats go to a ballot that every All Red member could enter until 2 November.
- If you miss out: about two weeks before the game, members can register for the Additional Members' Sale of Ticket Exchange returns at face value; a local ballot of 500 tickets for L-postcode addresses and a Young Adult ballot run at the same stage.
- Hospitality: sold by the club, from £443; the match page now shows “Enquire now”.
Outside the membership system, resale is the route. Seats listed on Hellotickets carry prices set by their sellers, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay; review the seller's delivery details. The How To Get Liverpool Tickets guide explains each stage.
Good to know before you go
- Register for returnsMissed out in November? About two weeks before the match, All Red members can register for the Additional Members' Sale, where returned seats go at face value.
- Leave the car outside AnfieldDrivers should use park and ride from a Merseyrail station: the streets around the ground are residents-only, and the Stanley Car Park and Utting Avenue sites offer no general parking.
- Young Adult seatsIf you are 17 to 24 and an All Red member, the Young Adult area at the Lower Anfield Road end costs £25.75, with its own ballot before each game.
- Buyer protectionHellotickets says every ticket is authenticated and that, if there's ever an issue, buyers are protected by its refund policy.
Where to sit at Anfield Stadium
Anfield, open since 1884 and now holding 61,276, has two touchline stands and two ends. Hellotickets' Longside Upper Tier listings sit in the upper levels along the touchlines: the Main Stand has three tiers and the premium lounges, and the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand opposite has two. Shortside listings are at the ends, where the Kop, a single tier with large rail-seating sections, is the home end, and the two-tier Anfield Road Stand holds the Family Zone and the away section, with Brentford's fans in blocks set by their club's notice.
Central listings are nearest halfway, Kop Grandstand is the home end itself, an Anfield Road Stand listing shares a stand with the visitors, and Brodies is a hospitality package. Our Anfield Stadium seating plan covers every block.
Frequently asked questions
How do you get Liverpool football tickets?
You join the membership system. Liverpool sell men's home tickets only to season ticket holders and All Red members (Light £26.99, Full £42.99, Junior £20.99 a season), through two All Red sales a season, plus Additional Members' Sales of returned seats about two weeks before each match. Hospitality is sold separately, and there is no general sale.
How much are Liverpool v Brentford tickets?
Through the club, an adult seat costs from £9 in Tier 12 of the Main Stand Upper, but standard seats go only to All Red members, through the November sale and the ballot that closed to entries at 10am on 2 November, and hospitality from £443 is sold by enquiry. At the last check (5 Nov 2026), resale seats on Hellotickets started at £377 in the Longside Upper Tier.
Can I buy Liverpool v Brentford tickets without being a member?
Not through Liverpool's standard sale. This game's November ballot was open to every All Red member, not only those with four or more credits, but entries closed at 10am on 2 November; members can still register for the Additional Members' Sale about two weeks before the game. Otherwise, enquire about the club's hospitality or buy resale seats listed on Hellotickets, where sellers set the prices.
Is Liverpool v Brentford sold out?
No. Right now the match is not on sale yet at the official seller. The All Red sale comes first: ballot registration closed at 10am on Monday 2 November, members with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, the draw follows on 12 and 13 November, and returned seats are resold to members about two weeks before kick-off. For resale, Hellotickets listings start at £377.
What time is kick-off for Liverpool v Brentford?
No time has been set: kick-off is TBC, and Saturday 15 May 2027 is itself a provisional date. The time is fixed once the broadcasters confirm their UK TV picks, and a 3pm Saturday slot would mean no live UK broadcast. Check Liverpool's fixture page before booking.
Where do Brentford fans sit at Anfield?
In the away section of the Anfield Road Stand, at the opposite end to the Kop. Visiting supporters reach their turnstiles from Anfield Road by way of 97 Avenue, those turnstiles open two hours before kick-off, and Brentford's away notice gives the exact blocks.
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