Liverpool v Everton tickets
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Derby listings begin in the Shortside Upper Tier at £394. The upper tiers at the ends open lowest, while touchline seats, the lower tier, the central blocks and the Kop come higher. Seller's choice tickets come without a named block, the away-section listings are for Everton fans, and the Brodies and Boot Room Restaurant entries are 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 Everton: date, kick-off and how to watch
The Merseyside derby comes to Anfield on Saturday 30 January 2027, a provisional date, with the kick-off time TBC. Liverpool v Everton is not on sale yet at the official seller: standard seats go to All Red members, and ballot entry, open from 2pm on Monday 26 October, closed at 10am on Monday 2 November. Members with 13 or more credits buy from 8.15am on Tuesday 10 November, and the ballot is drawn on 12 and 13 November. The club's hospitality, from £465, now invites enquiries.
On the resale market, Hellotickets has derby seats from £394 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). Everton are on Liverpool's high-demand list, so once members with 13 or more credits are served, the ballot is limited to All Red members holding four or more Premier League home credits.
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Saturday 30 January 2027 is the provisional date for the derby at Anfield, in Liverpool, and the kick-off is still TBC. A 3pm Saturday start would put it inside the blackout, with no live UK broadcast; any other slot would allow live coverage, with the broadcaster named once the UK TV picks are confirmed.
The date can still change, so hold off on non-refundable plans and check Liverpool's fixture page for the confirmed time.
Official ticketing
All Red ballot (4+ credits) closed 2 Nov; 13+ credit sale from 10 Nov, 8.15am; ballot drawn 12-13 Nov.
- All Red members' ballot registration (All Red members with 4+ Premier League home 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 (4+ credits) · 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 £465; 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 Everton tickets
Liverpool do not sell derby tickets to the general public. The route runs through membership and credits:
- Hold a season ticket or All Red membership. For 2026/27, All Red costs £42.99 (Full), £26.99 (Light) or £20.99 (Junior).
- Members' sale and ballot. Registration for the ballot, for All Red members with four or more Premier League home credits, ran from 2pm on Monday 26 October to 10am on Monday 2 November and is now closed. Members with 13 or more credits are entitled to a seat and buy from 8.15am on Tuesday 10 November to 10am on Wednesday 11 November; the ballot is then run, with payments on 12-13 November.
- Returns before the game. About two weeks ahead, members can register for the Additional Members' Sale of Ticket Exchange returns at face value, held with the 500-ticket local ballot for L-postcode addresses and the Young Adult ballot.
Hospitality, from £465, is sold by the club separately, and its page now shows “Enquire now”. A new member without credits cannot enter the derby ballot, so for fans without credits the route is resale: seats listed on Hellotickets are priced by sellers, may be above face value, and show the final price before you pay. Read the delivery details. Our How To Get Liverpool Tickets guide explains credits.
Good to know before you go
- Count your creditsOnly All Red members with four or more Premier League home credits could enter the derby ballot, which closed at 10am on 2 November; members with 13 or more buy from 10 November.
- Hospitality by enquiryLiverpool's hospitality for this game, from £465, now shows “Enquire now”; it is sold by the club separately from the members' sale.
- Stay in home areasLiverpool fans should avoid away-section listings in the Anfield Road Stand, and remember that seller's choice tickets do not name the block.
- Allow for the checksEvery bag is searched and tickets are NFC passes scanned from your phone, so arrive early enough to clear the turnstiles before kick-off.
Where to sit at Anfield Stadium
For a derby, where you sit matters. The Kop, the single-tier home end at the Walton Breck Road end, with large rail-seating sections, is where the home support gathers. Everton's supporters will be in the Anfield Road Stand behind the other goal, a two-tier stand that also has the Family Zone; their exact blocks come in the visiting club's notice. Between the two ends, the three-tier Main Stand holds the hospitality lounges, opposite the two-tier Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand.
On Hellotickets, Shortside listings are at an end, Longside along a touchline and Central near halfway. Kop Grandstand is in the home end, while The Boot Room Restaurant, Brodies and Central Front Rows Brodies are hospitality options. See the Anfield Stadium seating plan for the blocks.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Liverpool v Everton tickets?
Liverpool's face values do not change for the derby: one 2026/27 table covers every home league game, from £9 in the Main Stand Upper and £40.25 on the Kop. Standard seats go to members: those with 13 or more credits buy from 10 November, the ballot that closed on 2 November is drawn on 12 and 13 November, and hospitality from £465 is sold by enquiry. Resale seats for the derby start at £394 on Hellotickets, in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026).
Where can I buy tickets for the Liverpool FC vs Everton match?
From Liverpool's official ticketing site, ticketing.liverpoolfc.com, if you hold a season ticket or an All Red membership with enough credits for the November sale; hospitality is also sold by the club, by enquiry. Outside the club, resale seats are listed on Hellotickets from £394, priced by sellers, with the final price shown before you pay.
Can I buy Liverpool v Everton tickets without being a member?
Not a standard seat. Liverpool hold no general sale, and the derby ballot is restricted to All Red members with four or more Premier League home credits, after members with 13 or more are served. Non-members can enquire about the club's hospitality, from £465, or buy resale seats listed on Hellotickets.
How much does a Liverpool match ticket cost?
It depends on the seat, not the opponent. Liverpool's 2026/27 adult prices run by tier: £9 in Tier 12 of the Main Stand Upper, £30 in Tier 11 at the Anfield Road end, from £40.25 on the Kop, and £25.75 in the Young Adult area for members aged 17 to 24.
What time is kick-off for Liverpool v Everton?
Not yet confirmed: the kick-off is TBC and Saturday 30 January 2027 is a provisional date. If the derby stays at 3pm on the Saturday, the blackout means no live UK broadcast; otherwise the broadcasters confirm their picks and the time follows. Check Liverpool's fixture page before booking travel.
Where do Everton fans sit at Anfield?
In the Anfield Road Stand, the two-tier stand at the opposite end to the Kop. Visiting supporters approach from 97 Avenue, not Arkles Lane, have rail seats licensed for safe standing in rows 6-35, and find their turnstiles open two hours before kick-off; Everton's own notice will confirm the blocks.
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