Liverpool tickets
Official Liverpool seats at Anfield, from the club's own allocation. You see the stand, the ticket category and everything the ticket includes before you pay.
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TicPro sells tickets from the club's own allocation or through its authorised partners. We never sell tickets we do not have, and we do not sell resale tickets.
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Each of Anfield's four stands gives a different view of the game. Choose a ticket category and look around from a section it covers before you book, instead of judging from a flat seating plan.
Each stand at Anfield offers a different view of the game. Start with where you want to sit, then choose the tier and ticket category.
The seats closest to the pitch. Here you feel the pace of the match and the noise Anfield is known for.
From the upper tier you can follow play across the whole pitch.
The Main Stand and the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand run along the sides of the pitch and give an equally good view of both penalty areas.
These categories may include access to a lounge and additional services. Most are in the areas added when the Main Stand was redeveloped.
The Main Stand redevelopment, completed in 2016, added new hospitality areas to Anfield. The lounge, the services and the seat are stated for each ticket category, so you can check what the price includes before you book.
Each ticket category states the lounge access and any additional services, so you know what the price includes.
The hospitality seats are usually along the sides of the pitch, with a clear view of both penalty areas.
Hospitality tickets come from the club's official allocation and its authorised partners. We do not sell resale tickets.
You can reach Anfield by public transport, with bus routes and rail stations nearby. Plan your journey in advance and arriving on matchday is much easier.
Arrive before kick-off to allow time for entry procedures and security checks. Requirements vary by ticket type and competition, and we recommend bringing valid ID.
The streets around Anfield fill with supporters well before kick-off. Liverpool's waterfront and historic centre are worth a visit on the same day.
About Liverpool
Liverpool Football Club was founded in 1892, following a dispute between Everton Football Club and the owners of the Anfield ground. The club joined the Football League in 1893, a year after it was founded, and became one of the most successful teams in English football.
The 1970s and 1980s brought sustained domestic and European success. Across that period Liverpool won multiple league titles and European Cups, and built a reputation in international club football that has lasted well beyond that era.
In 2005 the club won the Champions League final in Istanbul after coming back from three goals down against AC Milan. The match is widely regarded as one of the most notable finals in European competition.
Jürgen Klopp's side won the Champions League again in 2019, the club's sixth European Cup, and the Premier League in 2019/20, the first league title in 30 years. Under Arne Slot, Liverpool won the 2024/25 title, the club's 20th, level with Manchester United's record.
Bill Shankly, who reshaped the club through the 1960s, remains its most influential manager, and Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard are among the players most closely tied to its history. Liverpool has played its home matches at Anfield since it was formed, and the club's identity is closely linked to the city.
Entry, delivery, hospitality and comparing seats. These are the questions supporters ask us most before a match at Anfield.