Liverpool v Crystal Palace tickets
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The lowest listings are in the Shortside Upper Tier, from £215. Touchline seats, the central blocks, the lower tier and the Kop sit higher. Some low-priced listings can be in the away section, which is meant for Palace fans, so read the block before you buy. Seller's choice tickets have no named block, and The Boot Room Restaurant 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 Crystal Palace: date, kick-off and how to watch
Liverpool v Crystal Palace is a Premier League fixture provisionally set for Saturday 16 January 2027 at Anfield, with the kick-off time still TBC. The match is not on sale yet at the official seller: registration for the All Red members' ballot closed at 10am on Monday 2 November, members with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, and club hospitality is on sale from £402.
On Hellotickets, the resale market opens at £215 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). Palace are not one of the opponents Liverpool reserve for loyal members, so its ballot was open to every eligible All Red member; the date itself may still move.
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The date is provisional: the game is pencilled in for Saturday 16 January 2027 at Anfield, Liverpool, and the kick-off time has not been confirmed. If it stays at 3pm on the Saturday, the blackout means no live UK broadcast; if it moves to a televised slot, the channel will be confirmed by the broadcasters when they announce their picks.
Until the date and time are fixed, keep travel bookings flexible and watch Liverpool's fixture page for the confirmation.
Official ticketing
All Red ballot closed 2 Nov; 13+ credit sale 10-11 Nov, ballot drawn 12-13 Nov; hospitality from £402.
- 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 (The Isla Gladstone and The Sandon from £402) · open
- 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 Crystal Palace tickets
Membership first
Liverpool hold no general sale. To buy a standard seat you need a season ticket or a 2026/27 All Red membership, priced at £26.99 for Light, £42.99 for Full and £20.99 for Junior.
The November sale
Matches from 1 January are sold in November. Members with 13 or more Premier League home credits are entitled to a ticket and buy from 8.15am on Tuesday 10 November to 10am on Wednesday 11 November. The rest of the seats are balloted among the whole All Red membership, without the credit threshold applied to high-demand games. Registration ran from 2pm on Monday 26 October to 10am on Monday 2 November and has now closed; the ballot is run, with successful entrants charged, on 12 and 13 November.
Closer to the match
About two weeks before kick-off, members can register for the Additional Members' Sale, where seats returned via the Ticket Exchange are resold at face value, alongside a 500-ticket ballot for L-postcode addresses and a Young Adult ballot.
Hospitality and resale
Matchday hospitality starts at £402: on 31 October The Isla Gladstone and The Sandon were on sale on the club's hospitality page. Otherwise, seats listed on Hellotickets are the resale option: the sellers choose their prices, sometimes above face value, and you see the final price before paying. Check the delivery details. There is more on the process in our How To Get Liverpool Tickets guide.
Good to know before you go
- Book flexible travelSaturday 16 January 2027 is a provisional date and kick-off is TBC, so choose refundable trains or hotels until Liverpool confirm the fixture.
- Check the blockIf you are a home fan, avoid resale seats in the away section of the Anfield Road Stand and read the block on the listing before paying.
- Bag sizeOnly small handheld bags no larger than A5, 148.5 x 210 mm, are allowed into Anfield, and every bag is searched on the way in.
- Who you are buying fromHellotickets says it works with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners, and its final price is shown before you pay.
Where to sit at Anfield Stadium
The Main Stand runs along one touchline in three tiers and holds Liverpool's premium lounges, including The Beautiful Game and the Chemistry Lounge, while the two-tier Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand faces it. Behind the goals sit the Kop, the single-tier home end with large rail-seating sections, and the two-tier Anfield Road Stand, which contains the Family Zone and the away section. Crystal Palace fans will be there, in blocks named in their club's notice.
On Hellotickets, Longside means one of the touchline stands, Shortside one of the ends and Central the area near halfway. Kop Grandstand is the home end itself, The Boot Room Restaurant is a hospitality package, and an Anfield Road Stand listing is in the same stand as the visitors. Our Anfield Stadium seating plan maps the blocks.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Liverpool v Crystal Palace tickets?
Face value at Anfield depends on the seating tier, from £9 in Tier 12 of the Main Stand Upper, with the Kop's tiers from £40.25, but those seats go only to All Red members, through the 13+ credit sale and the ballot. Club hospitality starts at £402. Resale seats listed on Hellotickets begin at £215 in the Shortside Upper Tier, checked 5 Nov 2026.
Can I buy Liverpool v Crystal Palace tickets without being a member?
Not from Liverpool's standard sale, which is limited to season ticket holders and All Red members; there is no general sale. Registration for this game's ballot, open to every eligible All Red member, closed at 10am on 2 November, so a new member's club route is now the Additional Members' Sale about two weeks before the match. Without membership, look at club hospitality or at resale seats on Hellotickets.
Is Liverpool v Crystal Palace sold out?
No. The match is not on sale yet at the official seller, and Liverpool sell it to All Red members: those with 13 or more credits buy on 10 and 11 November, and the other seats go to a ballot whose registration closed on 2 November, drawn on 12 and 13 November. Hellotickets lists resale seats from £215.
What time is kick-off for Liverpool v Crystal Palace?
The kick-off time is TBC, and Saturday 16 January 2027 is a provisional date. UK TV picks are confirmed by the broadcasters, and the time follows, so check Liverpool's fixture page before booking travel. If it stays at 3pm on the Saturday, the game will not be broadcast live in the UK.
When do Liverpool v Crystal Palace tickets go on sale?
Registration for this game's All Red ballot ran from 2pm on Monday 26 October until 10am on Monday 2 November, and the draw and payments follow on 12 and 13 November. Members with 13 or more Premier League home credits are entitled to a ticket and buy from 8.15am on 10 November to 10am on 11 November. Returned seats come back about two weeks before the match.
Where do Crystal Palace fans sit at Anfield?
Palace fans are given seats in the Anfield Road Stand, at the end facing the Kop, and they approach the turnstiles from 97 Avenue rather than Arkles Lane. Their turnstiles open two hours before kick-off, and the visiting club's notice confirms the exact blocks once the date is fixed.
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