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Newcastle United tickets

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Premier League and cup matches
St James' Park seat guide

9 games

Nov7
2026

Fulham vs Newcastle

Sat 03:00 PM•Craven Cottage, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 209 SEK
Dec19
2026

Brentford vs Newcastle

Dec 19, 2026•Gtech Community Stadium, Brentford GB

Premier LeagueFrom 6 029 SEK
Jan3
2027

Chelsea vs Newcastle

Sun 02:00 PM•Stamford Bridge, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 3 989 SEK
Jan7
2027

Manchester United vs Newcastle

Thu 08:00 PM•Old Trafford, Manchester GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 849 SEK
Jan23
2027

Arsenal vs Newcastle

Jan 23, 2027•Emirates Stadium, London GB

Premier LeagueFrom 8 959 SEK
Feb6
2027

Everton vs Newcastle

Feb 6, 2027•Hill Dickinson Stadium, Liverpool GB

Premier LeagueFrom 2 029 SEK
Feb20
2027

Manchester City vs Newcastle

Feb 20, 2027•Etihad Stadium, Manchester GB

Premier LeagueFrom 2 819 SEK
Apr10
2027

Liverpool vs Newcastle

Apr 10, 2027•Anfield, Liverpool GB

Premier LeagueFrom 5 629 SEK
May15
2027

Aston Villa vs Newcastle

May 15, 2027•Villa Park, Birmingham GB

Premier LeagueFrom 1 169 SEK
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About Newcastle United

Newcastle United Football Club is based in Newcastle upon Tyne and plays in the Premier League, the top level of English football. The club also takes part in the FA Cup and the EFL Cup, and in European competitions when it qualifies. On this page you can buy official Newcastle United tickets and compare seating categories before you book.

The club was formed in 1892, when Newcastle East End and Newcastle West End merged, and it has been closely tied to the football culture of North East England ever since. Newcastle became one of England's leading teams in the early 20th century, winning several First Division titles before the First World War, and won the FA Cup three times in the 1950s.

In more recent decades Newcastle has competed at the top level of English football and has played in the Champions League and the Europa League. Alan Shearer, the club's all-time leading scorer and a former England captain, is the player most closely associated with Newcastle. Sir Bobby Robson managed the club in the early 2000s and led it to consistent results in the top division.

Home is St James' Park, close to the city centre, and the stadium has been part of the Newcastle skyline for generations. The best-known rivalry is with Sunderland, the Tyne–Wear derby. There is also a regional rivalry with Middlesbrough, the Tyne–Tees derby.

Club facts
Full nameNewcastle United Football Club
NicknameThe Magpies
Founded1892
Home stadiumSt James' Park
CityNewcastle upon Tyne, England
LeaguePremier League
Where to sit at St James' Park

What you see at St James' Park depends on how close to the pitch you sit and how high up. Booking early gives you a wider choice of seats.

Closest to the pitchLower tier

The seats closest to the pitch, on all four sides of the ground.

Full overviewUpper tier

The Milburn Stand and the Leazes End have large upper tiers. From up here you can follow play across the whole pitch.

Whole pitch in viewHalfway line

Seats along the sides of the pitch give an equally good view of both penalty areas.

Lounge includedHospitality

These categories may include access to a lounge and additional services. What is included is stated for each ticket category.

The Gallowgate End and the Leazes End sit behind the goals. Away supporters sit in designated sections, in line with the rules of each competition.
St James' Park at a glance
LocationClose to Newcastle city centre
CapacityOver 52,000 seats
Home since1892
StandsMilburn Stand · East Stand · Gallowgate End · Leazes End
Redeveloped1990s and early 2000s, with new upper tiers
Matchday and travel
Getting there

St James' Park is close to the city centre, and many supporters walk to the ground from nearby train stations, Metro stops and other central transport links. Plan your journey in advance.

When to arrive

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.

Around the ground

On matchdays the city centre fills with supporters on their way to the stadium. Shops, restaurants and historic landmarks are close by, so you can combine the match with a day in the city.

Newcastle United ticket questions

Entry, delivery, hospitality and how the sections at St James' Park compare.

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Last updated 3 November 2026