Nottingham Forest v Everton tickets
· 2pm · City Ground, Nottingham ·
in 6 weeks
Not on sale yet at the club· checked 5 Nov
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The lowest listing is in the Shortside Upper Tier, at £222.
Behind the goals, the upper tier is where listings begin; the lower tier and the touchline stands come next, with the lower touchline highest among the standard zones. Zones named just Shortside Section or Longside Section sit far above the rest. Seller's choice tickets let the seller assign the block, and away-section seats appear separately, for Everton fans.
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.
Nottingham Forest v Everton: date, kick-off and how to watch
Nottingham Forest v Everton is a Premier League fixture at the City Ground on Sunday 20 December 2026, with a 2pm kick-off, moved from the Saturday and shown on Sky Sports. As of 5 November 2026, Forest had not published the sale dates; when they do, tickets go to MyForest members only, about four weeks before the match. At the club, the game is not on sale yet at the official seller.
The resale market is already listing it: Hellotickets shows seats from £222 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026).
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Kick-off is at 2pm on Sunday 20 December 2026, at the City Ground in West Bridgford, on the south bank of the Trent. The Premier League and Everton announced on 4 November that the game had moved from Saturday 19 December at 3pm, and it is a Sky Sports broadcast. As it is no longer a 3pm Saturday slot, the 3pm blackout does not apply.
Official ticketing
Moved to Sun 20 Dec, 2pm (Sky Sports); sale dates not announced yet, MyForest members first.
Membership: MyForest Core (adult), £45 adult, 2026/27 (MyForest Plus £75 and Pro £99 by renewal or upgrade only).
How to get Nottingham Forest v Everton tickets
Forest run no general sale for league matches, so the official route to this game goes through MyForest membership. Adult Core membership is £45 for 2026/27; Plus (£75) and Pro (£99) are reached only by renewing or upgrading. Adult (22-65) match tickets start at £45 in Category B and £50 in Category A, depending on the band the club gives the fixture.
If the club follows its usual pattern, the on-sale week falls about four weeks before the game:
- Monday, 10am: MyForest Pro members.
- Tuesday, 10am: Plus members.
- Wednesday, 10am: Core members, Junior Reds and International Reds, with the members' ballot opening at 2pm.
- Thursday: ballot results and a purchase window for successful applicants.
- Friday: a second sale in the morning, then the Ticket Exchange at midday if general admission has sold out.
On the Exchange, General Admission season-card holders list their seats and members buy them at the full adult price until the turnstiles open. Hospitality packages for every 2026/27 home league game have been on sale since July, from £199. Without membership, seats listed on Hellotickets are the alternative: sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value. Our Nottingham Forest Membership guide sets out the tiers.
Good to know before you go
- Join before the on-sale weekOnly MyForest members can buy, so take out adult Core membership, £45 for 2026/27, before the sale is announced rather than in the week it opens.
- Watch the Friday ExchangeIf the game sells out, the Ticket Exchange opens at 12pm on the Friday of the on-sale week and stays live until the turnstiles open, 90 minutes before kick-off.
- Driving to the groundLeave the M1 at junction 24 from the south or 26 from the north, set your satnav to NG2 5FJ and follow the signs for Trent Bridge cricket ground.
- Expect queues at the gatesEvery fan is searched on the way in, so arrive early: gates opened 90 minutes before kick-off for the October 2026 Arsenal match, and the club warns of queues.
Where to sit at City Ground
Everton's supporters will be in the away section, the lower tier of the John Robertson Stand. Known as the Bridgford Stand before its 2026 renaming, it sits behind the goal opposite the Trent End, which backs onto the river. The touchlines are lined by the Peter Taylor Stand, the former Main Stand, and the Brian Clough Stand, built in 1980 as the Executive Stand with an upper tier and executive boxes. In the corner between the Trent End and the Brian Clough Stand, around 500 seats sit in a stand made from shipping containers.
Hellotickets groups listings by position: Shortside is an end behind a goal, Longside a touchline stand, followed by the tier. Buying as a Forest fan, make sure your block is not in the away section. Our City Ground seating plan maps each stand.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Nottingham Forest v Everton tickets?
Through the club, adult (22-65) MyForest members pay from £45 in Category B or £50 in Category A once the sale opens. On the resale market, Hellotickets lists seats from £222 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). Lower-tier and touchline seats are priced higher, and sellers set their own prices.
Can I buy Nottingham Forest v Everton tickets without being a member?
Not through Nottingham Forest. League tickets at the City Ground are sold to MyForest members only, in priority windows and a ballot, and the club holds no general sale for Premier League games. Without membership, you can buy resale seats listed on Hellotickets.
When do Nottingham Forest v Everton tickets go on sale?
As of 5 November 2026 the club had not announced dates for this game, which has moved to Sunday 20 December. Forest usually open home league sales about four weeks before the match: Pro members on the Monday, Plus on the Tuesday and Core, Junior Reds and International Reds on the Wednesday, all from 10am, with a members' ballot from 2pm that Wednesday.
Is Nottingham Forest v Everton on TV in the UK?
Yes. The match moved to Sunday 20 December 2026 at 2pm and is on Sky Sports, so it is not caught by the 3pm Saturday blackout that applies to other Premier League games.
Where do Everton fans sit at the City Ground?
In the lower tier of the John Robertson Stand, behind the goal facing the Trent End; older guides still call it the Bridgford Stand. The away turnstiles and the Visitors' Ticket Office, which opens 90 minutes before kick-off, are in the same stand, and away wheelchair bays are in blocks W2 and X2.
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